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12 months ago
Our journey for decent work in the National School Nutrition Programme
Food Handlers organise to claim their rights.
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12 months ago
Care work is currency
Dignity, value, and rights must be at the heart of public care work.
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12 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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12 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.
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12 months ago
How Food Handlers have influenced my understanding of social innovation
What happens when policy meets lived experience? A reflection on the LRS Colloquium “Food in Schools is a Social Justice Issue.”
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12 months ago
My journey as a care worker and the reality of Community Health Workers
We demand justice, dignity, and recognition for the care work we provide. This is not too much to ask.
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1 year ago
Key takeaway from the ConCourt ruling on parental leave
Equality and dignity in family life are constitutional rights.
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1 year ago
AI is changing who gets hired – what skills will keep you employed?
Success in the age of AI may depend less on technical skills and more on human judgment, adaptability and trust.
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1 year ago
Nine key trade union proposals for G20 leaders
The continental trade union movement urges G20 to prioritise decent work, fair trade and inclusive growth.
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1 year ago
Care workers’ convergence: A festival of stories
Care workers in the Expanded Public Works Programme unite to share experiences, celebrate their work, and build a national platform for collective advocacy.