Municipal workers want Public Works Programme contracts extended; mayor says jobs must be rotated
News | 8 March 2017
Employer agrees to pay total of R350k to 39 dismissed workers
News | 24 February 2017
Union agrees to 8% but says industry is forever changed
News | 24 November 2016
Workers have been on strike for 12 weeks
Brief | 10 November 2016
"The union is yours"
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 5 September 2016
Judge Davis criticises formalistic approach by Labour court
Brief | 22 August 2016
Union says company is breaking the rules
Brief | 17 August 2016
Workers say that they are owed money for first half of 2016
News | 12 August 2016
Striking workers march through Cape Town
News | 11 August 2016
Social workers want Albert Fritz to apologise or resign
By Rejul Bejoy
News | 14 June 2016
Economic crisis prompts new interest in Marxism
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 18 May 2016
Talk is of unity, but actions are divisive
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 11 May 2016
A new labour federation hopes to trigger a workers' party
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 14 March 2016
The bloodbath at Lonmin’s Marikana mine served to alert more of the public to aspects of feuding and tension that have been ongoing for years and not only at Lonmin and in the mining industry generally. In particular it has highlighted the stresses, strains and battles for power and position within the trade union movement and opened up a number of debates about the way forward.
Terry Bell
Opinion | 3 September 2012