COSATU special congress: a wake-up call for worker control
Andries Bezuidenhout reports on discussions around servicing and organising at the COSATU special congress. Attachments A wake-up call for …
In the unions
Cosatu tribute to Mandela
When Nelson Rohlihlahla Mandela passed last year on 5 December, the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) paid tribute not …
COSATU under the spotlight
Briefing By Deanne Collins
COSATU unions take initiative in training
Education and training must move from traditional approaches, benefiting a few, to transformational approaches empowering the majority of working people. …
COSATU writer, artist and worker leader, shot and injured
Reported by Labour Bulletin’s correspondent Attachments COSATU writer, artisst and worker leader, shot and injured (484 kB)
COSATU’s first ever wage policy workshop
In March 1991, nine COSATU affiliates attended the first-ever wage policy workshop organised by the Living Wage Committee (LWC). Carole …
COSATU’s vision: society worth living in
COSATU’s economic proposals could repair a damaged state and a damaged people, argues Karl von Holdt. Attachments Cosatu's vision. …
Cosatu’s Zingiswa Losi: Definitely No Sex Pawn
In 2009 Zingiswa Losi was elected the youngest ever women office bearer of Cosatu. She talks to Kally Forrest about …
COSATU, General Secretary’s Address
Document: Development since COSATU’s Formation.
COSATU: advancing, retreating or skipping in one spot?
COSATU has given notice that it is not prepared to abandon its political and economic role. It is clear, however, …