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12 months ago
Social dialogue in action: Organised labour influence on trade policy in South Africa
Riefdah Ajam, General Secretary of the Federation of Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA), discusses how unions, as an equal partner in South Africa’s formal social dialogue structure, NEDLAC, influence trade and investment policy and advocate for a social clause in the AfCFTA.
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1 year ago
Online Course: Understanding AI and its impacts in the workplace
A self-paced course for workers, worker leaders, and educators to learn AI in simple terms and apply it in workplaces and communities.
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1 year ago
The crisis facing Early Childhood Development Practitioners
The need for the government to rapidly transform care work programmes is laid bare by ECD Practitioners’ analysis of the devaluation of their vital role.
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1 year ago
The politics of trade policy
Understanding the architecture and governance of international trade and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
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1 year ago
Bargaining Benchmarks | September 2025
A resource for trade union negotiators in South Africa.
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1 year ago
Why social dialogue matters in trade and the AfCFTA
ITUC-Africa General Secretary Akhator Joel Odigie calls for formal social dialogue mechanisms to make the AfCFTA deliver inclusive and just trade.
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1 year ago
Feminist Economic Justice Toolkit
A feminist popular education resource to challenge unjust systems and spark transformative alternatives.
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1 year ago
Our care stories: “We are essential, not invisible”
Community Health Workers are speaking out about the value of their work and demanding decent work in public care programmes.
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1 year ago
The geopolitics of international trade
Meaningful sub-regional and continental value chains are our best defence against a fractured global order sliding into conflict and confusion.
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1 year ago
Community Health Workers: “Nothing about us without us”
Inside the struggle for recognition and dignity in the public health system.