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Vol 29 No 2 Apr/May 2005

Has labour won the battle on labour market policy?

by SALB

President Thabo Mbeki’s state of the nation address got the labour movement all fired up about a possible erosion of …

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Fiddling with the labour laws: Cure or curse?

by Kettledas, L

Would the poor and those that find themselves in the Second Economy benefit from a move to ‘deregulate’ the labour …

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Categories Vol 29 No 2 Apr/May 2005

Development and under development: Learning from the past how to overcome the two-economy divide

by SALB

An ETC discussion document to stimulate debate on issues around the labour market has emerged from within the ANC. Some …

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Directors’ fees

by Labour Research Service

Given the levels of inequality, high unemployment and related social ills and the importance of a wage income; we need …

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Categories Vol 29 No 2 Apr/May 2005

Demands vs operational requirements

by SALB

The law prohibits an employer dismissing employees in order to compel a demand. But does this apply where the employer …

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Cosatu sacks the praise singers at its key conference

by SALB

Hundreds of foreign and local delegates and speakers – from across the political spectrum – gathered at Gallagher Estate in …

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Assessing labour market legislation since 1994

by Roskam, A

Have workers made any gains over the last ten years in relation to labour laws? Anton Roskam argues they have, …

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Are unions geared up for collective bargaining?

by SALB

By the end of this year thousands of workers will have been retrenched either as a result of the continued …

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All’s fair in love and war … and money

by SALB

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