Recalling the past
The Labour Bulletin inspired the commitment and loyality of so many over the years. A number of former editors and …
Vol 28 No 6 Dec 2004
Preparing us for permanent opposition?
How important is trade union independence? SACP general secretary Jeremy Cronin responded to Copelyn and Zikalala’s position on this issue …
Legislation, registration and emasculation
In January 1980, 14 affiliates of Fosatu applied for registration. Martin Nicol questions the move by Fosatu affiliates to register …
Knowing the past to understand the future
By the South African Labour Bulletin Attachments Editorial – Knowing the past to understand the future_0 (101 kB)
Is it a party for unions: Being in the Party?
With the unbanning of political organisations in 1990, a number of senior Cosatu leaders emerged as being key within the …
Going back
By the South African Labour Bulletin
Editor recalls the battles
The Bulletin’s continued survival has depended on the dedication and commitment of a number of people over the years, including …
Domestic worker challenges dismissal because of HIV/AIDS status
The employment of domestic workers is becoming increasingly precarious with the spread of HIV/AIDS. A domestic worker recently received compensation …
Decent work, informal
The work of many informal and precarious workers is constantly affected by decisions taken at local government level more than …
Crisis at Chris Hani Baragwanath
Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital is in crisis. The world-famous public health institution, which is vitally important to the poor communities …