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2 years ago
“Men in hard hats” industrial policy limits women
We must move beyond talk and take action to improve women’s participation in industrial policy and the economy.
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2 years ago
The economy grew in the second quarter
Here is what is really going on.
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2 years ago
Five essential benchmarks for effective bargaining preparation
The Bargaining Benchmarks report is for trade union negotiators who want to be well-informed and effective in bargaining processes.
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2 years ago
Understanding the two-pot system
An explainer on the 2024 retirement fund reforms for worker representatives.
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2 years ago
An intersectional approach to addressing GBV
A conversation with Nomancotsho Pakade, Research Manager at the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation.
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2 years ago
Women’s Day through the eyes of Volunteer Food Handlers
The undervaluation of care work is used to justify precarious employment for women workers in the National School Nutrition Programme.
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2 years ago
The invisible struggles of women leaders
We advocate for transformative leadership to tackle systemic biases and entrenched masculine norms that marginalise women leaders.
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2 years ago
Inflation data for trade union negotiators
What has happened to inflation and selected sub-indices from June 2022 to July 2024.
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2 years ago
Aunty Bettie: a lifetime of fighting for women farm workers
“If you know your rights you can stand up for yourself.”
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2 years ago
Unlocking the true value of women’s work in school nutrition
Recognising the work of the women who feed the learners in our communities is a powerful starting point in valuing care work in society.