Workplace forums, co-determination and workers’ struggle
Oupa Lehulere argues that employers stand to gain the most from the workplace forums as they stand in the draft …
Vol 19 No 2 Apr 1995
The SACP: is the party over?
By Deanne Collins Attachments The SACP. Is the party over_0 (859 kB)
The new Labour Relations Bill and centralised bargaining
By John Appollis Attachments The new Labour Relations Bill and centralised bargaining (650 kB)
The 1995 bargaining agenda
By Deanne Collins Attachments The 1995 bargaining agenda_0 (559 kB)
Shifting the balance: the Leon Commission of Enquiry into health and safety in the mining industry
The findings of the Leon Commission are a watershed for the mining industry and a victory for the NUM. Brendan …
Rights and power: failings of the new LRA
Roger Etkind looks into the future to see what the draft LRA will mean for workers. Attachments Rights and …
Reforming labour law: lessons from the USA
Paul Benjamin focuses on two controversial areas in the draft Bill – the duty to bargain and the workplace forums. …
Provident fund move sparks dispute
By Deanne Collins, Zolile Mtshelwane, and William Matlala Attachments Provident Fund move sparks dispute (2 MB)
NUMSA’s three-year programme: addressing the question of power?
NUMSA has made impressive progress in the auto sector, and patchy progress in engineering. At the same time, the union …
NEDLAC: corporatism of a special type?
NEDLAC represents a unique attempt to forge consensus on economic and social policy issues. Eddie Webster highlights potential stumbling blocks …