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2 years ago
Leading and mobilising workers in a prolonged strike: Lessons from Kenya’s medical union
An organiser reflects on a 56-day strike by doctors in the public sector.
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2 years ago
What’s really happening in the economy?
The TIPS Real Economy Bulletin should be compulsory reading for trade unionists.
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2 years ago
Strengthening transformative women’s leadership development in the labour movement
LRS has a global recognition in transformative leadership through an academic partnership.
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2 years ago
Key benchmarks for effective bargaining
The benchmarks that will prepare worker leaders for bargaining processes.
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2 years ago
What qualities should you look for in a shop steward?
A union member in a workplace can vote for a shop steward or nominate themselves. Here are the qualities of a good shop steward.
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2 years ago
Industry wage settlements | Q1 2024
A snapshot of wage settlements in selected industries.
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2 years ago
What to do if you are sexually harassed at the workplace
Your rights, available support, and steps to take to address sexual harassment at work.
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2 years ago
Power cuts have hit the labour market hard
The biggest toll has been on jobs, according to a new research.
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2 years ago
What is an employment contract?
What to expect on your employment contract, types of workplace contracts, and common pitfalls to avoid.
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2 years ago
[LRS Podcast] Power and Politics: Navigating South Africa’s Electoral Landscape
This is a Labour of Love – a podcast exploring the world of work for civil society and trade union actors in Africa. Episode 1 features the election in South Africa.