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Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

White women, race, gender and employment equity

by Lewins, K.

Recently the policy of white women as recipients of affirmative action laws has been questioned. Kezia Lewins examines if white …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

Unfair dismissal: CCMA, not the employer, rules

by Ndungu, SK.

In October the Constitutional Court gave an important judgment on who can determine unfair dismissals. Simon Kimani Ndungu outlines the …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

The Saffron Revolution: Burma’s Buddhists on the boil

by Bailey, G.

Levels of repression and fear in Burma have reached new heights after the killing and arrests during September demonstrations that …

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Categories Across the Globe, Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

Strikers, professionals and patients: Negotiating essential services on the ground

by Von Holdt, K

The Surgical Division at the Christ Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto signed an innovative minimum services agreement with unions before …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

South African Communist Party: A history leading to tough questions

by Southall, R.

The South African Communist Party has struggled to adapt to South African’s new democracy, with recurrent crises in its relationship …

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Categories Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

Sidumo and labour law are better off

by Benjamin, P.

Kimani Ndungu’s previous article gives some useful background and reflections on the Sidumo case. Paul Benjamin, discussing the same case, …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

Search for truth: Who assassinated Burkina Faso’s revolutionary President Sankara

by Benson, K. Wa Ngugi, M

President Thomas Sankara was assassinated in Burkina Faso on 15 October 1987. Twenty years later, his murderers remain in power …

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Categories In the past, Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

Review: Odyssey to Freedom by George Bizos

by Forrest, D.

Reviewed by Drew Forrest   Attachments Review. Odyssey to Freedom_0 (173 kB)

Categories In the past, Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

Review. Scorched: South Africa’s changing climate by Leonie Joubert (Wits University Press, 2006)

by Cock, J.

Reviewed by Jacklyn Cock   Attachments Review. Scorched. South Africa’s changing climate_0 (135 kB)

Categories In the community, Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008

Raising the volume of workers’ voices: Fighting for the airwaves

by Curry, E.

Workers World Media Productions has worked hard to ensure that labour issues and workers’ voices get aired on the radio. …

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Categories In the community, Vol 31 No 5 Dec 2007/Jan 2008
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