World Bank policies and labour rights
The World Bank and the role it plays in promoting liberalisation, privatisation, the free movement of capital, so-called free trade …
Vol 26 No 4 Aug 2002
Winners and losers of the changing labour laws
The amendments to the Labour Relations Act (LRA) and Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA) finally come into effect from …
Why Does the WSSD Matter to Workers
As the countdown to the WSSD begins, questions abound about the prospects for its success. How will the tensions within …
Will the SACU Agreement affect SA trade policy
The South African Customs Union (SACU), a common customs area consisting of South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia and Swaziland, has …
Where are we at with the Growth and Development Summit
Much fanfare was made when President Thabo Mbeki announced plans for a growth and development summit during his opening address …
Was the municipal strike an attempt to break the power of SAMWU
The Anti-Privatisation Forum (APF) explains the significane of the recent municipal strike and how for many workers, it was a …
The wrong place for a ‘Sustainable Development’ Summit
By is the WSSD a Scam? Patrick Bond Explores whether market policies are being ‘Green Washed’ to ensure business as …
The effects of support service outsourcing on workers and trade unions in public universities in S A
There has been much debates around the restructuring of government subsidised universities and its effect on currilula and research. Little …
The battle of Bali South African Region Poverty Network
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Strikes: Primary, secondary or sympathy
Anton Roskam and Peter Mahlangu discuss the labels primary, secondary and sympathy strikes and their impact on interpreting the Labour …