The new Labour Relations Act
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The Leyland Strike
Briefings: By Gavin Evans.
The Mono Pumps disinvestment story
Through international support and local worker pressure, workers from the disinvestment company, Mono Pumps, won a trust fund and received …
The livelihoods sector opportunities for unions
By looking at the situation in Durban, Ari Sitas explores what the trade union movement can do in the area …
The Living Wage Campaign
Features: Renee Roux examines problems in the Living Wage Campaign over the last 3 years. The article focuses on the …
The local economy: no hope for the poor?
Etienne Nel argues that regional and local economic development initiatives in the Eastern Cape will not alleviate the plight of …
The long road: hours of work in the transport industry
The health, safety and family life of long distance truck drivers are severely compromised by long working hours. Nick Henwood …
The long wait for a new dispensation in the public sector: problems and prospects
Luci Nyembe outlines the obstacles blocking labour legislation for the public sector. Delays, combined with unilateral restructuring of the public …
The long walk: Burden of child water collection
When we hear statistics like an estimated three million children in South Africa are involved in exploitative labour, we think …
The LRA agreement: Worker victory or miserable compromise?
Most union leaders hailed the LRA agreement. Shopstewards and organisers in the Wits region slammed it as a miserable compromise. …