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10 months ago
New law will reveal South Africa’s huge pay gaps
Amendments to the Companies Act will oblige companies to disclose the gap between the lowest paid worker and the top executive.
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10 months ago
Bargaining Benchmarks | December 2025
A resource for trade union negotiators in South Africa.
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10 months ago
South Africa declared GBV a national disaster. But how will frontline workers be kept safe?
Social workers are often female and often arrive first on the scene, but have little protection.
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10 months ago
How trade unions in Rwanda secured a seat on the AfCFTA implementation committee
The Trade Union Centre of Workers of Rwanda (CESTRAR) aims to influence the implementation of AfCFTA to benefit workers and their communities.
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10 months ago
Let’s organise for decent care work
Our communities depend on our care. We must depend on one another to get recognition, respect, and rights.
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10 months ago
Building a national care workers’ movement to advocate for decent work
‘We are the legs of one pot. When one breaks, the whole pot falls. The nation cannot stand without us.”
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10 months ago
Our journey for decent work in the National School Nutrition Programme
Food Handlers organise to claim their rights.
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10 months ago
Care work is currency
Dignity, value, and rights must be at the heart of public care work.
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10 months ago
My story of the pencil
I want the school community and the Department of Basic Education to recognise and value my work as an Early Childhood Development Practitioner.
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10 months ago
I am a Food Handler, and I deserve dignity and rights
Food Handlers advocating for decent work under the National School Nutrition Programme are not alone.