Senseless Capitalism
It is the irony of capitalism that even public companies make profits on the back of job losses. John Appolis …
In the Workplace
Seta Restructuring: Any Hope for Up-Skilling?
Despite having a thick purse, Setas have been fraught with problems. However, their underperformance and sometimes corrupt activities have not …
Settlement week
By Shaida Bobot
Sex work a labour issue
Natasha Distiller outlines the conditions that sex workers work under and calls for decriminalising and regulating the adult commercial sex …
Sex work: a new dispensation?
The Gauteng government has taken the first steps towards decriminalising sex work. Sasha Gear strips away some of the stereotypes …
Schlebusch and the Wage Commissions
Comment: By South African Labour Bulletin
Scoring Own Goal? Meaning of Builders’ Strike
The 2010 World Cup gave construction workers unusual bargaining leverage. Eddie Cottle looks at a significant 2009 national stadia construction …
Seafarer’s Rape and Murder: Turing Tragedy Into an International Campaign
When the Sunday Times broke the story of a South African maritime trainee’s rape and murder the whole nation gasped …
Sector Job Summit season
By David Jarvis Attachments Sector Job Summit season_0 (3 MB)
Sector summits unions take the lead
At the presidential Jobs Summit in October 1998, it was agreed that sector summits should be held in those sectors …