Transnet successful collective bargaining
By Tanya Venter
Vol 19 No 4 Aug 1995
Trade unions in Southern Africa: Structural adjustment and reorganisation
Changing political and economic conditions in Southern Africa are forcing a redefinition of the labour movement’s role in this region. …
The SA Police Union: transformation from within
The South African Police Union (SAPU) has made massive strides since its launch two years ago. While rumours about its …
The RDP: Ensuring transformation through the state and popular participation
The Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) has become all things to all people. Phillip Dexter argues that the transformation project …
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 labour market commission important issues for unions
By Karl von Holdt
The auto sectors: NUMSA signs first post-apartheid agreement
The new three years agreement in the auto industry puts in place almost the entire union designed package of pay, …
Taking democracy seriously: worker expectations and parliamentary democracy in South Africa by Dave Ginsburg, Eddie Webster et al South African Workers Speak by Liv Torres
South African Workers Speak by Liv Torres: Reviewed by Shafika Isaacs.
Setting new standards
South African delegates played a prominent role at the recent International Labour Organisation (ILO) Conference in Geneva. Auret van Heeren …
Mine negotiations falter
By Kally Forrest, Suzanna Harvey and Lisa Seftel.