Why social movements remain unhitched
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Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004
Will social dialogue deliver on the people’s contract?
The first anniversary of the Growth and Development Summit (GDS) has come and gone. Are the social partners delivering on …
Wages and bargaining: 10 years on
With ten years since democracy, we are subjecting all aspects of our society to a review. Neva Seidman Makgetla provides …
Unions and government square up
Negotiations between eight public service unions and government got underway in June. The Labour Bulletin spoke to Public Servants Associations …
The Negotiators: Problems, policies and plans
The Labour Research Services held a conference for negotiators, to assist union negotiators. What was on the table? Attachments …
The BEE-hive swarm: If you’ve got the money, honey…
Black economic empowerment transactions have soared in recent months as pressure from government on business to transform has increased. Ebrahim-Khalil …
Sector summits: Whats cooking?
Sector summits have been a Cosatu staple for many years. But what have they achieved? Are they meeting union expectations? …
Samwu: local is lekker
While all eyes are focused on the public service negotiations, what is happening at a local government level? The Labour …
Sadtu provincial leaders disclose their HIV status
Are unions doing enough to reduce the stigma around HIV/AIDS and are they encouraging their members to talks out? The …
Radio worker is top of the pops
Unions, NGOs, community radio stations and various supporting organisations including the labour department gathered in Johannesburg in May to attend …