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Bargaining with South African multinationals | The LRS Pick n Pay Company Report 2023

A more flexible workforce is likely to be a Pick n Pay response to cost pressures, and retail unions will actively seek appropriate compensation for their members.

Inflation Monitor | June 2023

by LRS CPI / inflation / inflation monitor / wage negotiation

The annual inflation rate decreased from 6.3% in May 2023 to 5.4% in June 2023. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 0.2% month-on-month in June 2023.

Inflation Monitor | May 2023

by LRS CPI / inflation / inflation monitor / wage negotiation

Our simplified version of inflation data in South Africa for trade union negotiators.

2 years ago

RESOURCE: The Real Economy Bulletin | Q1 2023

by LRS employment / FDI / GDP / inflation / trade and investment

The Real Economy Bulletin examines real economy trends, developments and data and is useful for negotiations and research.

2 years ago

RESOURCE: Bargaining Benchmarks | June 2023

by George Mthethwa GDP / inflation / minimum wages / unemployment rate / wage negotiation

This is a vital resource for trade union negotiators that want to enter bargaining processes as informed role players.

Bargaining Benchmarks | June 2023

by LRS GDP / inflation / minimum wages / unemployment rate / wage negotiation

Bargaining Benchmarks is a resource for trade union negotiators in South Africa.

Industry wage settlements | Q1 2023

by LRS AWARD database / collective agreements / wages

Median wage increases for various industries, sample agreements on the Actual Wage Rates Database (AWARD) of the LRS.

Inflation Monitor | April 2023

by LRS CPI / inflation / inflation monitor / wage negotiation

Annual consumer inflation fell to 6.8% in April from 7.1% in March. This is the lowest reading since May 2022.

2 years ago

Resource: Inflation Monitor | March 2023

by LRS CPI / inflation / inflation monitor / wage negotiation

Inflation tells us something about the buying power of a worker. Effective negotiators need to ensure that workers get regular increases to maintain the buying power of their wages.