Levels and notches work against wage parity
In our third and last article on the wage gap Simon Kimani Ndungu examines the wage gap between workers. He …
In the Workplace
Life after retrenchments
The late entry of the South African economy to global competition led to the closure of clothing, textile and footwear …
Lightening the load: TGWU defends truckers
Kally Forrest reports on the recent truckers’ strike.
Limping with wounds and winnings: Swazi textile strike
Swazi workers, mainly women, recently embarked on a rare industry-wide textile strike. They were met with ferocity by the state. …
Liquid fuels industry an overview of policy challenges
The EDRC Petroleum Group outlines policy and regulatory changes for the liquid fuel sector and the challenges they pose to …
Listening and learning: a pathbreaking agreement
Kally Forrest shows how a new approach to bargaining has resulted in the 1999 engineering agreement is being concluded quickly …
Learning to learn
If one looks at South Africa’s labour history, especially the Durban strikes of 1973 and 1974, a lot can be …
Lectures for Workers
Briefings: By Johannesburg Correspondent.
Legacy of neglect and poverty: Women farmworkers
Women farmworkers lead desperate lives. Fatima Shabodien traces a complexity of reasons for their abuse and urges farmworker trade unions …
Legal Strike in Natal
Briefings: By Durban Correspondent.