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1 week ago
A hot and troubled world of work
How the new climate act and labour law can align to drive a just transition.
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3 weeks ago
Negotiating jobs in the clothing and textiles industry
Trade unions must be in the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) negotiations for decent work.
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3 weeks ago
The top ten highest-paid CEOs in South Africa
Mike Henry of BHP Billiton is the highest-paid CEO in our sample, with a total remuneration of over R 258 million in 2023.
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4 weeks ago
Coal workers face an uncertain future
A study examines the understanding of decent work among fossil fuel workers whose jobs will be phased out.
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1 month ago
Empower young women workers to claim their rights
Young women’s voices are vital to creating an inclusive and equitable world of work.
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1 month ago
How to build a wage demand
Essential questions for negotiators to consider when preparing for wage bargaining.
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1 month ago
Inflation explainer for trade union negotiators
The November inflation data and how it impacts workers and wage negotiations.
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2 months ago
A series of benchmarks to inform wage negotiations
Persuasive wage demands start with reasonable evidence, and the Bargaining Benchmarks publication delivers it.
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2 months ago
Crossing Threads: How African trade unions are shaping the AfCFTA
Behind the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement lies a fundamental question: how can trade serve the people who power it?
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2 months ago
Strategies for creating safe spaces for workers to speak out and take actions
Workers must feel safe to report violence, harassment, or discrimination they experience or witness.