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Vol 29 No 2 Apr/May 2005

Viva uncertainty!

by Habib, A

Have strategic choices of Cosatu – and the institutions for dialogue – contributed towards the reinforcement of existing power relations, …

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Truckers’ strike: Truck loaded with old baggage

by SALB

The mention of a truckers’ strike invariably conjures up images of huge blockades in the streets of major European cities …

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The SACP: Going it alone?

by Satgar, V

The decision to adopt a resolution at the recent SACP conference to contest the next elections is something that has …

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The outsourcing debate rages on

by SALB

The Labour Relations Act seeks to protect employees from being retrenched in the event of a business, or a part …

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The DTI: Anything more than a call centre?

by SALB

Former DTI minister Alec Erwin has moved on to handling the effective operation of government’s state assets. But what legacy …

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Shadow boxing? Cosatu, social movements and the ANC government

by Desai, A

To ensure a rigorous assessment of its role, Cosatu invited participants from both the left and the right to its …

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SACP: Radical movement of the left or part of government?

by SALB

The SA Communist Party’s special national congress in April made headlines when claims were made that it might ‘go it …

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Privatisation, worker compromise and the emergence of quasi-monopolies: The case of Durban Transport

by Khan, S.

After 101 years as a public bus company and five years of playing hide and seek with Samwu, Durban Transport …

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Labour’s casualisation cancer spreads

by Department of Labour

The emergence of ‘atypical’ or ‘non-standard’ employment is worrying the labour movement and policy makers. This is an edited version …

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HIV/AIDS: Stigma and discrimination in the workplace

by Dickinson, D.

We are all familiar with the idea that HIV/AIDS is a stigmatised disease and that people with HIV/AIDS face discrimination. …

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