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You can’t eat democracy

by Lehulere, O.

Interview  

Categories Vol 20 No 5 Oct 1996

You Can’t Operate in an Unrest situation

by Interview with Bokkie Botha of FCI.

Recently COSATU met with several employers’ associations, including the Federated Chamber of Industries (FCI), to demand that they oppose the …

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Categories In the unions, Vol 13 No 3 1989

You Cna’t Get Answer Right From Wrong Formula: Zimbabwe’s Constitution-Making

by Mutandiri, Munjodzi

Zimbabwe is in the process of drawing up a new constitution to replace the Lancaster House Agreement of 1979. But, …

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Categories Across the Globe, Vol 34 No 5 Dec 2010/Jan 2011 Tags Vol 9 No 6 1985

You entered & will leave through that gate

by Mbuso Nkosi

Farms still remain workplaces where precarious working conditions are the order of the day. Mbuso Nkosi writes that farm workers …

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Categories 2013, In the Workplace, Vol 37 Number 3 August/September Tags Farms working conditions

You entered and will leave through that gate: Decent work deficit amongst farm workers

by Mbuso Nkosi

Farm workers are amongst the most vulnerable workers in Gauteng Province. With low pay and seasonal or casual workers, unions …

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Categories In the community, Vol 37 Number 3 August/September Tags Vol 20 No 3 Jun 1996

You’re not in my plans : Soccer players liven an uncertain existence

by Ndzuzo, S

The South African Football Player’s Union (SAFPU) belong to young people who have little knowledge of the working world and …

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Categories In the unions, Vol 30 No 1 Mar/Apr 2006

Young blood runs hot as workers lose patience

by SALB

The recent wave of strikes have revealed some important challenges for the labour movement. The Labour Bulletin attempts to explore …

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Categories In the unions, Vol 29 No 4 Aug/Sep 2005

Youth Development in SA: employment and skills development

by Siphelo Ngcwangu and Andile Ndevu

Youth development policies in South Africa need to take a broad approach that addresses problems such as youth unemployment instead …

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Categories On politics and economics, Vol 37 Number 2 June/July 2013

Youth employment after military training

by Neil Kramm and Lindy Heinecken

What happens to youth after receiving military training? Are they able to integrate into civilian life and move on to …

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Categories 2014, In the community, Vol 38 No 3 Sep/Oct 2014

Youth unemployment in SA

by Mario Jacobs

South African government economic policies such as Gear have led to job losses and those most affected have been the …

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Categories 2014, On politics and economics, Vol 38 No 3 Sep/Oct 2014
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