Armed conflict in Columbia: Excuse to target trade unions
In a climate of political violence in South America’s Columbia, trade unionists have come under sustained attack. Migeul Puerto traces …
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Apprentice training and artisan employment: changing numbers, but maintaining job reservation
Looking closely at the official statistics, Paul Lundall and Zaid Kimmie show the continuing impact of inferior education and racially …
Are communities benefitting from mining
The traditional elite-led model of community development in which traditional authorities work with mining companies is often hyped as a …
Are communities benefitting from mining? Bafokeng and Bakgatla cases
The traditional elite-led model of community development in which traditional authorities work with mining companies is often hyped as a …
arbitration awards
The following are some of the recent arbitration awards handed down by CCMA commissioners Attachments CCMA arbitration awards_0 (4 …
Are foreigners to blame for our evils or have we lost our humanity?
The previous article highlighted the lack of support for refugee youths and children. Elias Cebekhulu and Muzumbikilwa Wilondji show that …
Are debt administrators creating economic oppression
Debt administrators are responsible for administering debt for an increasing number of workers. Renee Grawitzky looks at the implications of …
Are learnerships effective?
Is there a mismatch between learnerships and employers’ expectations? Do trainees emerge ready for the world of work? These are …
Are Our Mines Safe? Coalbrook Mine Disaster Revisited.
The recent media attention on the trapped Chilean miners brings to mind South Africa’s worst mining disaster which occurred when …
Are there Skill Shortages in the Furniture Industry
By Charles Meth.