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Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009

Zimbabwe-South African : Soccer, braais and community of workers

by Bolt, M

Many South Africans have the image of desperate Zimbabweans hacking their way through wire to enter the South African world …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009

World Cup 2010

by Chinguno, C.

The majority of workers on 2010 construction sites are not permanent and have no benefits. Crispen Chinguno describes the different …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009

Win-win: German union engages bosses

by Forrest, K.

Many workers view engagement with suspicion. Konnie Siegel, a German IG Metall official, believes however that it can greatly benefit …

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Categories Across the Globe, Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009

Union Unity in Durban university strike

by Khan, F.

Merged tertiary institutions have struggled to develop a common identity. Fazel Khan, however describes a rare strike where unity across …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009

Transformation from above, SA soccer: appearance and reality

by McKinley, D.

This is part two of a series on the state of South African soccer. Dale T. McKinley examines the transformation …

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Categories In the community, Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009

Spirited fight for workers’control: Buenos Aires subway workers

by Xhali, M.

When the union of subway workers in Buenos Aires signed an agreement without consultation, workers fought back. Mthetho Xhali tell …

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Categories Across the Globe, Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009

South Africa’s waste pickers : Creating jobs and fighting poverty

by Chamane, M

Scavengers on dump sites are reviled. But says Musa Chamane waste pickers are fighting back. With help from Groundwork they …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009

SABC: Revamping our public broadcaster

by Skinner, K.

The SABC has long been in crisis. Kate Skinner explains how it could be changed into a healthy, vibrant and …

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Categories In the community, Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009

Questions and comments on labour broking

by Theron, J.

At the Labour Research Service’s negotiators conference Jan Theron engaged trade union participants on labour broking.   Attachments Questions and …

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Categories In the Workplace, Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009

New Western Cape liquor laws, What is all the fuss all about?

by SALB

Alcohol takes a heavy toll economically and socially in our country. Charles Parry and Nadine Burnhams explore new laws in …

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Categories In the community, Vol 33 No 2 June/July 2009
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