The end of innocence the alliance and the left
Dale T McKinley argues that the ANC is representing narrow class interests and that the South African left needs to …
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The future of wage bargaining
Karl von Holdt speaks to NUMSA’s national organising secretary. Attachments The future of wage bargaining (3 MB)
The financial sector and SACTWU’s section 77 notice
NEDLAC Attachments Focus on Nedlac. The Financial sector and SACTWU's section 77 notice_0 (2 MB)
The Garment Union Capitulates
Comment: By South African Labour Bulletin
The glass ceiling: the representation of women in COSATU
More and more women are entering the South African labour market. They are joining trade unions in increasing numbers. Roseline …
The effects of support service outsourcing on workers and trade unions in public universities in S A
There has been much debates around the restructuring of government subsidised universities and its effect on currilula and research. Little …
The Employment Equity Bill: a critique
By Frank Horwitz, IMSSA panellist, part-time CCMA commissioner and professor of human resource management at the University of Cape Town. …
The Employment Standards Bill: undermining gender rights?
The Employment Standards Bill seeks to establish basic workplace rights. Melanie Samson points to the danger of women’s rights being …
The Employment Standards Green Paper: reforming the world of work
The Green Paper on Labour Standards contains important innovations which cold improve the lives of workers. It also falls short …
The extent of shiftwork
Reports/Articles: The Extent of Shiftwork in the Manufacturing Sector in South Africa by T Adler.