Labour productivity, union strategy and the workplace
There are limits to the productivity growth that can be achieved through a high skill strategy. Ian Macun discusses multi-tasking …
In the Workplace
Labour Relations Act: Labour broker workers vulnerable
Labour broking, in which companies gain high profits by paying workers lower wages without benefits and protection, is a reality …
Labour Relations Act: ten years on – Ideals v Reality
The Labour Relations Act, which came into force in 1995, has been seen as one of the crowning achievements of …
Labour Relations Amendment Act: LMG Overtime Ban survey
The Second Workers’ Summit called for workers to stage a national overtime ban in October as part of the Anti-LRA …
Labour Repression
By Linda Ensor
Labour research: getting it done, getting it right
Glenn Adler, Jeremy Daphne and Ravi Naidoo identify the challenges and point to some solutions to the issues facing progressive …
Labour rights are human rights
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Labour solidarity the case of Zimbabwe Interview with Cosatu’s Simon Boshiela
Renee Grawitzky interviews Simon Boshiela, Cosatu’s head of international relations on labour solidarity in the region, the role if any, …
Labour standards versus job creation: the impact of the BCEA on small business
Shane Godfrey and Jan Theron present research findings that show the BCEA is unlikely to have a significant impact of …
Labour law in agriculture
Johann Hamman argues that industrial councils and corporatism provide a solution to the special conditions of agricultural production. Attachments …