The need for centralised (but flexible) bargaining
NALEDI was asked to produce a paper looking afresh at some of the issues related to centralised bargaining. The document, …
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The New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD
International leaders have come out in support of Nepad. However, many of the African continents remain ignorant of its contents. …
The most vulnerable minimum wages for domestic workers
Line Eldring considers the proposed minimum wage for domestic workers and sees an opportunity to unionise these vulnerable workers.
The movement’s new unity
Rob Lambert highlights what delegates at the upcoming Southern Initiative on Globalisation and Trade Union Rights (SIGTUR) conference will grapple …
The Myburgh Commission: Looking in Vain for the Smoking Gun
The rand commission was set up by government following the dramatic drop in the value of the rand. John Pape …
The necessity of democratic socialism Eddie Webster interviews Boris Kagarlitsky
Eddie Webster speaks to Boris Kagarlitsky about the concept of radical reform and the possibilities of democratic socialism in Russia …
The LRA agreement: Worker victory or miserable compromise?
Most union leaders hailed the LRA agreement. Shopstewards and organisers in the Wits region slammed it as a miserable compromise. …
The Millennium Labour Council
Martin Jansen questions how trade unions reached agreement on the government’s proposed labour law amendments and conclude that unions are …
The Law and Retrenchment
Briefings/Reports: By Halton Cheadle.
The law, sexual harassment and the best way to go
Laws and codes now exist to allow victims to get redress for their sexual harassment. But no employers know what …