Unlocking labour laws: Workplace discrimination and HIV/AIDS
The questions in this edition comes from people who are worried about issues of discrimination in the workplace when a …
Vol 31 No 3 Jul/Aug 2007
Unions and bargaining councils neglect HIV/AIDS
In recent editions Labour Bulletin has focused on the limited role that trade unions have played in combating HIV/AIDS. Thulani …
Tough and determined: Women of Zimbabwe Arise
As Zimbabwe’s economy and governance collapse, some stay silent but others make their voices heard in the call for social …
The law and minimum service agreements
An issue that arose in this year’s public sector strike was minimum service agreements. Bulletin asked Anton Roskam to explain …
The Chinaman was under the tip of the shoe: Equity and South African Chinese
Chinese South Africans suffered economic and social humiliation under apartheid and yet are excluded by any redress. Yoon Jung Park …
Taste of collective bargaining trends
Whilst Trenton Elsley looks at overall wage bargaining trends in 2006, he also recognised industry-specific patterns. In addition he focuses …
Succession battle and the democratic project
The succession battle and debate raises high emotions and many distortions. Aubrey Matshiqi in considering the issues and implications provides …
Shrinking?: No, unions are growing
Everyone knows that unions are in decline. But are they? Peter Hall-Jones mixes some number crunching with politics and come …
SEWU and Sikhula Tips on organising informal workers
Informal mainly women workers are notoriously difficult to organise. Annie Devenish and Caroline Skinner through exploring two informal women-led unions, …
Response to Ebrahim Harvey’s ‘Where is labour in water struggles?
Response by Mthandeki Nhlapo Attachments Response to Ebrahim Harvey’s Where is labour in water struggles_0 (50 kB)