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Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Government Setas worst performing

by SALB

Controversy, allegations of non-performance, corruption and mismanagement seem to have been linked to Sector Education and Training Authorities (Setas) since …

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German labour speaks

by Mothapo, M.

Both the Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB) Cosatu has a lot in common aside from being aligned to their …

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

Erwin’s privatization tap dance – or is it?

by Barrett, J.

Since former trade and industry minister Alec Erwin took over the public enterprises portfolio, there has been debate as to …

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Categories Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Evolving labour relations in Mozambique

by SALB

Eddie Webster and Geoffrey Wood sought to understand the state of labour relations in Mozambique through survey of 177 companies …

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

Did Numsa’s strategy hit its targets?

by SALB

It has been ten years since the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) introduced its much heralded three-year bargaining …

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Categories Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Civil society post Cancun

by SALB

A conference organised by the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) brought together representatives from several Southern African civil society organisations to …

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Categories Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Ceppwawu’s Night of the Long Knives

by Apolis, J

The impact of the split within the Chemical, Energy, Paper, Printing, Wood and Allied Workers Union (Ceppwawu) last year was …

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Categories Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Building a house on sand

by Gibbs, T.

The impact of the AGOA on the region and the corresponding efforts to strengthen the labour movements has been covered …

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

Are Labour’s All-in Wrestlers losing their grips

by SALB

Post democracy the labour movement has focused on policy and the new labour laws. But within this new environment what …

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Categories Vol 28 No 3 Jun/July 2004

Aristide friend or foe, victim or villain

by SALB

It is unfortunate that debate around the arrival of former Haitan president Jean-Bertrand Aristide in SA was hijacked in an …

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