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Vol 29 No 1 Apr/May 2005

SActu 50 years on a look at the battle honours

by SALB

The SA Congress of Trade Unions (SActu) was formed in 1955 as a non-racial coordinating body in response to Tucsa’s …

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Nedlac a bonny child or bothersome brat

by SALB

Nedlac was born amidst high expectations. Since its launch in February 1995, and even before, Nedlac has had its critics …

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Nedlac corporatism of a special type

by Webster, E.

After the launch of Nedlac in 1995 Eddie Webster argued that the institution represented a unique attempt to forge consensus …

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Labour law for shop stewards: Right to legal representation

by Kantor, P.

Workers have the right to a fair hearing. But do they have the right to legal representation during a disciplinary …

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Is there a renewed attack on labour laws

by Makgetla, N

President Thabo Mbeki, in his recent State of the Nation address, indicated that a review process would be embarked upon …

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From ‘come back tomorrow’ to ‘we can fix it’

by Levin, R

The provision of basic services to ensure a better life for all can be achieved if government is able to …

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Fedusa what is Batho Pele achieving

by Milani, C.

The Batho Pele strategy is aimed at transforming the culture and ethos of the public service to improve service delivery. …

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Constitutional reflections on the public employment relationship

by SALB

In recent years the laws affecting civil servants has seen several important developments, which have affected both the state as …

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Casualisation: Can we meet it and beat it

by Bezuidenhout, A. Theron, J. Godfrey, S.

The high-profile strike of casual workers at Shoprite in 2003 drew attention to the issue of casual labour. After the …

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Categories Vol 29 No 1 Apr/May 2005

Bargaining Councils which way Gulliver

by Madden, L

The status and future of tripartite market institutions – whether it be Setas, Nedlac or Bargaining Councils – are critical …

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