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Vol 25 No 2 Apr 2001

Sector Job Summits moving to a new growth path

by Makgetla, N.

Neva Makgetla outlines the problems facing South African economy and proposes a new growth path as a way to restructure …

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Categories On politics and economics, Vol 25 No 2 Apr 2001

SAMWU

by Maso, T.

By Thobile Maso  

Categories In the unions, Vol 25 No 2 Apr 2001

Phanzi retrenchment, phanzi!

by Vlok, E.

Etienne Vlok outlines the provisions of the social plan.   Attachments Phanzi retrenchments, panzi_0 (6 MB)

Categories In the Workplace, Vol 25 No 2 Apr 2001

Negotiating retrenchments a toolbox

by Van Meelis, T.

Tanya van Meelis identifies three tools that may be used to strengthen labour’s position when dealing with retrenchments.   Attachments …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 25 No 2 Apr 2001

Multinational companies and international trade unionism

by Torres, L.

Liv Torres outlines the challenges facing the trade unions operating in multinational companies and tracks how unions are responding to …

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Categories Across the Globe, Vol 25 No 2 Apr 2001

Job losses what can trade unions do?

by Yanta, T.

Thobile Yanta outlines the broad challenges facing labour with regard to job losses.   Attachments Job Losses. What can trade …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 25 No 2 Apr 2001

Crisis of conscience in the SACP: Part 2

by McKinley, D. T.

A reply to Simiso Nkwanyana by Dale T. McKinley   Attachments Crisis of conscience in the SACP, Part 2_0 (4 …

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Categories Vol 25 No 2 Apr 2001

Can pension funds dance to a working class tune?

by Naidoo, R.

Ravi Naidoo argues that the domestic private pension fund industry provides South Africa with a powerful resource to accelerate economic …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 25 No 2 Apr 2001
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