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Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007

Unlocking labour laws: Workplace discrimination and HIV/AIDS

by AIDS Law Project

The questions in this edition comes from people who are worried about issues of discrimination in the workplace when a …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007

Unions and bargaining councils neglect HIV/AIDS

by Guliwe, T.

In recent editions Labour Bulletin has focused on the limited role that trade unions have played in combating HIV/AIDS. Thulani …

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Categories Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007

Tough and determined: Women of Zimbabwe Arise

by Ndlovu, M.

As Zimbabwe’s economy and governance collapse, some stay silent but others make their voices heard in the call for social …

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Categories Across the Globe, Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007

The law and minimum service agreements

by Roskam, A

An issue that arose in this year’s public sector strike was minimum service agreements. Bulletin asked Anton Roskam to explain …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007

The Chinaman was under the tip of the shoe: Equity and South African Chinese

by Jung Park, Y

Chinese South Africans suffered economic and social humiliation under apartheid and yet are excluded by any redress. Yoon Jung Park …

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Categories Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007

Taste of collective bargaining trends

by Elsley, T

Whilst Trenton Elsley looks at overall wage bargaining trends in 2006, he also recognised industry-specific patterns. In addition he focuses …

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Categories Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007

Succession battle and the democratic project

by Matshiqi, A.

The succession battle and debate raises high emotions and many distortions. Aubrey Matshiqi in considering the issues and implications provides …

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Categories Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007

Shrinking?: No, unions are growing

by Hall-Jones, P

Everyone knows that unions are in decline. But are they? Peter Hall-Jones mixes some number crunching with politics and come …

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Categories Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007

SEWU and Sikhula Tips on organising informal workers

by Devenish, A. Kinner, C.

Informal mainly women workers are notoriously difficult to organise. Annie Devenish and Caroline Skinner through exploring two informal women-led unions, …

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Categories In the community, Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007

Response to Ebrahim Harvey’s ‘Where is labour in water struggles?

by Nhlapo, M

Response by Mthandeki Nhlapo   Attachments Response to Ebrahim Harvey’s Where is labour in water struggles_0 (50 kB)

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