The Chinaman was under the tip of the shoe: Equity and South African Chinese
Chinese South Africans suffered economic and social humiliation under apartheid and yet are excluded by any redress. Yoon Jung Park …
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The anti-privatisation strike effects and implications
Ebrahim-Khalil Hassen analyses the effects and implications of the anti-privatisation strike Attachments The anti-privatisation strike effects and implications_0 (6 …
The Brazilian labour movement proposing alternatives
Karl von Holdt visited Brazil in April. He reports on the economic and organisational challenges facing the Brazilian labour movement. …
The arms deal and employment creation
This is an edited version of a submission COSATU gave to the Portfolio Committee on Trade and Industry, 6 February …
The break away from Ceppwawu: What really happened
The former Wits regional secretary of the Chemical, Energy, Paper, Printing, Wood and Allied Workers Union (Ceppwawu) John Apollis gave …
The art of the possible labour’s role in change
Lloyd Sachikonye reviews the debates about the role of labour movements in economic and political change, focussing on Southern Africa. …
The business of truth
Etienne Vlok investigates Dorbyl’s transformation commission and finds that while parties thought the process was successful, implementation of recommendations is …
The Asian crisis: implications for South Africa
Up until the recent crisis, the Asian tigers were seen by many in South Africa as models for development. John …
The auto sectors: NUMSA signs first post-apartheid agreement
The new three years agreement in the auto industry puts in place almost the entire union designed package of pay, …
The Bantu Labour Relations Regulation Amendment Act
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