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Injured at work: How this trade unionist overcame adversity

Richard Njenjema (33) is an advocate for better access to social protection for domestic workers.

Negotiating inclusivity: The experience of a queer workers’ representative

by admin equity bargaining / gender based violence / ILO Convention 190 / impact / inclusion and diversity / LGBTI workers rights

Tumelo Mokoena (33) is a member of FEDUSA’s youth committee who says progressive workplace policies have contributed to a positive experience as a worker and trade union representative.

4 months ago

Using feminist pedagogy to transform a university trade union

by admin bargain / feminist pedagogy / gender equity / higher education / impact / organisation development / women's leadership development

Women leaders in the Academic and Professional Staff Association Union (APSA) are inspired to incorporate feminist principles, values and approaches into the policies and activities of the union.

4 months ago

Gender equality: What it is and how to achieve it

by admin gender equality / gender equity / gender mainstreaming / impact / inclusion and diversity / methodology

Learn what creating a culture of gender equality means for the Labour Research Service.

6 months ago

Strengthening collective bargaining is essential to counter the tactics of big business

by admin bargain / executive pay / Financial literacy / impact / retail / South African multinational companies

SACCAWU’s example shows how LRS member unions are getting better at using company information to win better outcomes for members.

12 months ago

A personal perspective on parental leave

by Dr Salomé Teuteberg gender equity / impact / maternity leave / parental leave / social protection / workers’ rights

Trade unions must continue to demand adequate maternity protection, paid parental leave and other basic social protection measures for all working parents.

12 months ago

How reclaimers bargain | Struggles and successes of a worker organisation

by admin collective bargaining / impact / informal economy / organising strategies / precarious employment / waste management sector

Louis Mahlangu, Organiser at African Reclaimers Organisation (ARO), speaks about the organisation’s collective bargaining experience. ARO is the first to unite workers in South Africa’s landfills and streets.

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Injured at work: How this trade unionist overcame adversity

Negotiating inclusivity: The experience of a queer workers’ representative

Using feminist pedagogy to transform a university trade union

Gender equality: What it is and how to achieve it

Strengthening collective bargaining is essential to counter the tactics of big business

How reclaimers bargain | Struggles and successes of a worker organisation

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