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Inflation Monitor | January 2021

The headline annual inflation rate increased to 3.2% in January 2021 from 3.1% in December 2020. Food price slowed to 5.6%.

4 years ago

The Future of Work: Covid-19 Edition

by Dr Salomé Teuteberg bargain / company research / fourth industrial revolution / future of work / South African multinational companies / transforming corporate governance

The covid-19 pandemic fast-tracked some of the predicted changes in the world of work. Learn what the changes may mean for workers in African multinational companies.

4 years ago

The new national minimum wage for South Africa is R21.69 per hour

by LRS collective bargaining support / domestic workers / national minimum wage

The new minimum wage is R21.69 per hour, an increase of 4.5%. The minimum wage for domestic workers is still below the national wage at R19.09.

National Minimum Wage Act | Annual Review and Adjustment of the National Minimum Wage for 2021

by LRS collective bargaining support / domestic workers / national minimum wage

The new minimum wage is R21.69 per hour, an increase of 4.5%. The minimum wage for domestic workers is still below the national wage at R19.09.

4 years ago

Future of Work: How should we respond?

by Dr Salomé Teuteberg future of work / transforming corporate governance

Some basic principles for unions to follow as they anticipate the impact of the changing nature of work on organising and bargaining.

4 years ago

How to become an effective shop steward during the covid-19 crisis

by Lebogang Mulaisi collective bargaining support / Coronavirus / covid-19 / labour law / occupational health and safety

The new workplace issues presented by the covid-19 pandemic require shop stewards to be proficient with the guidelines and direction for Occupational Health and Safety (OHS).

4 years ago

Covid-19 support measures for workers in South Africa

by George Mthethwa collective bargaining support / Coronavirus / covid-19 / retrenchments

Business as usual for trade unions went out of the window in 2020. Unions had to alter how they delivered value to their members and recruited new ones.

5 years ago

The living wage is dead, Long live the living wage!

by Trenton Elsely collective bargaining support / decent standard of living / living wage / wages

This one goes out to the trade unionists and anyone else who understands that what few gains the working class have made, they have made through struggle.

5 years ago