Training for redundancy the South African shipping industry
Debby Bonnin and Geoffrey Wood examine problems around the training and development of seafarers in the local shipping industry.
In the Workplace
Training strategies of business and government: new opportunities for unions
NUMSA’s proposals for a training strategy comes at a time when both employers and the state are developing a new …
TOYOTA South Africa: the workers’ voice
Last year Nicoli Nattrass wrote that Toyota South Africa has been unsuccessful in introducing Japanese management techniques. The NUMSA Shop …
Trade union organisation and health and safety
Trade unions have used various approaches to health and safety organisation in the workplace. Ian Macun discusses some of the …
Too Late for Consultation
Comment: By South African Labour Bulletin
Top 5 CCMA users, can they do better?
Which are the ‘top five’ unions referring cases to the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA)? What are the …
Towards a Stable Truce
By Eddie Webster
Towards worker-controlled internationalism!
Special focus: Towards a new worker internationalism?
TOYOTA – striking for co-determination
Karl von Holdt responds to an article on the Toyota strike published in the last Labour Bulletin.