The ICFTU: Tainted with blood and bribery
The Kilusang Mayo Uno of the Philippines responds to recent Labour Bulletin debates on the ICFTU and labour internationalism. …
Issue
The Emergence and Decline of a Community Organisation: An Assessment of PEBCO
Briefings: By Michael Evans.
The glass ceiling: the representation of women in COSATU
More and more women are entering the South African labour market. They are joining trade unions in increasing numbers. Roseline …
The emerging new order
The unbanning of the political parties and the release of ANC president Nelson Mandela in 1990 changed the terrain dramatically. …
The Employment Equity Bill: a critique
By Frank Horwitz, IMSSA panellist, part-time CCMA commissioner and professor of human resource management at the University of Cape Town. …
The Employment Standards Bill: undermining gender rights?
The Employment Standards Bill seeks to establish basic workplace rights. Melanie Samson points to the danger of women’s rights being …
The Employment Standards Green Paper: reforming the world of work
The Green Paper on Labour Standards contains important innovations which cold improve the lives of workers. It also falls short …
The end of innocence the alliance and the left
Dale T McKinley argues that the ANC is representing narrow class interests and that the South African left needs to …
The extent of shiftwork
Reports/Articles: The Extent of Shiftwork in the Manufacturing Sector in South Africa by T Adler.
The fastlane
Unemployed yout are increasingly being forced to seek alternative livelihood strategies in the absence of formal sector jobs. The Labour …