Working from home
Home-based workers are a hidden and vulnerable sector of our society. Debbie Budlender and Jan Theron report on a recent …
Vol 19 No 3 Jun 1995
The necessity of democratic socialism Eddie Webster interviews Boris Kagarlitsky
Eddie Webster speaks to Boris Kagarlitsky about the concept of radical reform and the possibilities of democratic socialism in Russia …
The Gold Fields campaign: taking on mining’s worst employer
By Zolile Mtshelwane and Karl von Holdt
South African farmworkers’ is trade union organisation possible?
The practical difficulties involved in organising the agricultural sector and daunting. Mike Murphy proposes a strategy to overcome these difficulties. …
Public sector wage settlement
By Deanne Collins
No end in sight to mining talks, Victory for clothing workers, South-South solidarity receives a boost
By Deanne Collins, Rajesh Jock, Mike Murphy Attachments Labour notes. No end in sight to mining talks (2 MB)
Mediation notes
Bruce Robertson outlines IMSSA’s submissions on the draft LRA
LRA negotiations: looking for agreement
The heated deadlock in negotiating a new Labour Relations Act has been marked by mass action, threats to walk out, …
LRA: where do the parties stand?
By Deanne Collins Attachments LRA. Where do the parties stand_0 (455 kB)
Is the workers’ compensation system adequate?
By Paul Benjamin Attachments Is the workers’ compensation system adequate (2 MB)