US labour faces global restructuring
By Jeremy Brecher Attachments US labour faces global restructuring_0 (2 MB)
Vol 17 No 4 Aug 1993
Tripartism and workers in Namibia
Since independence, labour relations in Namibia have been rooted in tribalism. But as Gretchen Bauer argues, the unions are struggling …
Time to bury the Wiehahn Model?
In the second of two articles, Jeremy Baskin argues that the existing framework of industrial relations is at odds with …
The Workers’ Party and Democratization in Brazil by Margaret Keck: Without Fear of Being Happy; Lula, the Workers’ Party in Brazil by Emir Ader and Ken Silverstein
Reviewed by Gay Seidman Attachments Reviews. The Workers’ Party and Democratization in Brazil by Margaret Keck. Without Fear of …
South African Unions: still growing?
Ian Macun examines the dramatic growth in union membership during the 80s and the changing patterns emerging in the 1990s. …
Social rights may have negative consequences
Dennis Davis argues that including social clauses in a bill of rights while superficially progressive, may in practice prove an …
Profit-sharing schemes: a look at the goldmines
The recent surge in the gold price has boosted mining profits. The National Union of Mineworkers’ Martin Nicol assesses the …
Gold Fields responds
The Gold Fields Group has refused to go along with NUM’s profit-sharing proposals. The company explains why it is opposed …
Emma Mashinini of the NMC
Veteran unionist Emma Mashinini, now deputy chair of the National Manpower Commission (NMC), talks to Snuki Zikalala. Attachments Emma …
Discrimination
By Paul Benjamin, Centre for Applied Legal Studies Attachments Discrimination (802 kB)