Homeland Labour Laws
By A Lawyer.
In the Workplace
Homelands rumble, Public sector action, Hospital workers strike, AECI bows to racism, Defiance grows, Justice, democracy and peace
Labour Action Attachments Homelands rumble, Public sector action, Hospital workes strike, AECI bows to racism, Defiance grows and Jusice, …
HIV and AIDS: Senseless gap between working class movements
Peer education is an important response to HIV/AIDS in South African companies. Yet the relationship between thousands of workplace peer …
HIV peer educators a major response
Thousands of HIV/AIDS peer educators have come forward in workplaces all over South Africa. David Dickinson tells of a recent …
HIV Prevention: Medical model misses crucial understanding
Information is widely available on HIV/AIDS yet the pandemic rages on. Sepetla Molapo spoke to mineworkers about their attitudes to …
HIV/AIDS and corporate responsibility
John Betton explores whether HIV/AIDS is redefining global corporate responsibility in a paper presented at the recent IRASA conference in …
HIV/AIDS and employment
Draft for the National Economic Development and Labour Council – August 1995.
HIV/AIDS and the media Is this sector up to speed
The media industry has been rather critical (rightly so, at times) of government’s handling of the AIDS epidemic. A study …
HIV/AIDS in the workplace whose responsibility is it
Leading trade unionists have questioned government’s stance on HIV/AIDS. Renee Grawitzky interviews four AIDS educators on the attitudes of organised …
HIV/AIDS:Threat to Africa’s peace and security
Some predict that HIV/AIDS will decimate Africa’s armed forces. Unofficial estimates state that the South African, Zimbabwean and Mozambican armed …