Reflections on Sigtur: successes and challenges
Robert O’Brien identifies the challenges facing labour and outlines the discussions that took place at Sigtur. Attachments Reflections on …
Across the Globe
Reforming labour law: lessons from the USA
Paul Benjamin focuses on two controversial areas in the draft Bill – the duty to bargain and the workplace forums. …
Rebuilding Zimbabwe: What prospects?
The collapse of Zimbabwe’s economy has been well publicised. Brian Raftopoulos describes this crisis with a view to possibilities for …
Recommendations of the Report
By Dudley Horner Attachments Recommendations of the Report. Code of Practice_0 (2 MB)
Protest must draw class line
Service delivery protests in South Africa and international protests against the capitalist crisis must be understood using class analysis of …
Progressive alliances
The time for trade unions to remain in old-fashioned alliances with social democrats is over and therefore unions should begin …
Privatising Zambia’s Copper Belt: Cost to Health Care
The privatisation of health services at the Luanshya Copper Mines in Zambia has led to deteriorating services for workers. Angela …
Politics of the right to work in India: Employment Guarantee Schemes
Labour Bulletin continually looks at the issue of employment creation. Anuradha Joshi tells a fascinating tale of the right to …
Post-colonial phase in Southern Africa
Even in the post-colonial phase, the values and goals of the liberation struggle, of building new nations, economic and social …
Playing politics: labour’s political role in Zambia
The ZCTU’s main goal is to defend worker’s economic interests. Its political interventions are directed towards this end. Karl Gostner …