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2 years ago
The reclaimer advocate
Eva Mokoena, Organiser at the African Reclaimers Organisation, discusses her journey as a reclaimer and feminist leader inspiring women in a male-dominated sector.
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2 years ago
What can a worker expect from their employer if they are too sick to work?
A recent ruling by the CCMA provides insight.
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2 years ago
Women in Trade: Can the AfCFTA ensure empowerment and equality?
Labour protocols that ensure inclusion and equity help distribute trade benefits fairly.
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2 years ago
Women in the Just Transition: Risks and opportunities
The transition to a greener and cleaner economy cannot be ‘just’ without ensuring that women are included in the process.
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2 years ago
Mainstreaming gender in free trade agreements
Interview with Marie Thiam Soumaré General Secretary of the National Union of Autonomous Trade Unions of Senegal and Continental President of the African Women Network of AfCFTA.
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2 years ago
Principles for workers’ data privacy and protection
As employers increasingly use data for key decisions, unions demand transparency to protect the dignity and autonomy of all workers.
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2 years ago
Leader helps Malawi women unionists to thrive
Elina Nzumwa’s leadership journey is an inspiring example for all women in the labour movement as we celebrate Women’s Month in South Africa.
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2 years ago
The ILO offers official guidance on living wages
A living wage should allow a worker to lead a decent life.
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2 years ago
Wage settlements at industries and bargaining councils
In Q2 2024, median wage increases ranged from 4% to 8%, with Agriculture leading at 8.5%. The median increase across all bargaining councils was 6%, against a 5.1% inflation rate.
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2 years ago
Using technology to amplify voices and effect change
Thabisile Miya, Coordinator at Amandla.mobi, shares her journey in digital activism, promoting economic justice, rights, and dignity for society’s most vulnerable.