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Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Numsa tests its mettle

by SALB

Rebuilding union structures and organisation appears to be a common issue being addressed at union congresses. The Labour Bulletin highlights …

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NUM matures to adulthood

by SALB

The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) held a special congress in May 2004 where it further consolidated the work done …

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Categories Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Num and collective bargaining

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The National Union Mineworkers’ (Num) approach towards collective bargaining reveals the strategic path it is pursuing. The Labour Bulletin explores …

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Nehawu deals with internal crisis

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The National Education Health and Allied Workers Union (Nehawu) – traditionally viewed as the largest public sector union – held …

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Mozambique ten years on

by Webster, E. Wood, G

South Africa’s neighbour Mozambique too celebrates ten years of democratic rule this year and holds its third democratic elections in …

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Categories Across the Globe, Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Mozambique… Legal framework for labour relations

by Levy, S

As talk of regional integration continues so do attempts to revamp and standarise labour laws in the region. Samuel Levy …

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Categories Across the Globe, Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Lula faces challenge

by Alexander, R.

President Luiz Inacio ‘Lula’ da Silva, Brazil’s first elected leftist leader could face a challenge for re-election in the 2006 …

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Categories Across the Globe, Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Is the Skills Act working for workers?

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Debate on the effectiveness of the Skills Development Act(SDA) has focused mainly on Setas and learnerships with little attention given …

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How Sactwu plans to cut its cloth

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The SA Clothing and Textile Workers Union (Sactwu) is currently embroiled in disputes in a number of sectors. The Labour …

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Categories Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

HIV/AIDS, corporate reporting and unions

by Dickinson, D. Fakier, A

HIV/AIDS poses a threat to the sustainability of companies, primarily because of its impact on the workforce. It is thus …

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