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Setting the level of a national minimum wage : what can South Africa learn from other countries' experiences

by: Seekings, Jeremy
Published in: Transformation (2016)

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Movements, protests and a massacre in South Africa

by: Bond, Patrick
Published in: Journal of contemporary African studies (2013)

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"A MCU by day, workers' committee by night" : insurgent trade unionism at Anglo Platinum (Amplats) mine, 2012-2014

by: Sinwell, Luke
Published in: Review of African political economy (2015)

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"I gneous" means fire from below : the tumultuous history of the National Union of Mineworkers on the South African platinum mines

by: Moodie, T. Dunbar, 1940-
Published in: Review of African political economy (2015)

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The unmaking and remaking of industrial relations : the case of Impala Platinum and the 2012-2013 platinum strike wave

by: Chinguno, Crispen
Published in: Review of African political economy (2015)

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A nightmare on the brain of the living? : The endurance and limits of the collective bargaining regime

by: Friedman, Steven, 1953-
Published in: Transformation (2016)

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From the shop floor to the kitchen table : the shifting centre of precarious workers' politics in South Africa

by: Scully, Ben
Published in: Review of African political economy (2016)

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Prefiguring democratic revolution? : 'Workers'control' and 'workerist' traditions of radical South African labour, 1970-1985

by: Byrne, Sian
Published in: Journal of contemporary African studies (2016)

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Discrimination and favouritism among South African workers : ethnic identity and union membership

by: Ravetti, Chiara
Published in: World development (2019)

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Why corporatism collapsed in South Africa : the significance of NEDLAC

by: Kim, Yejoo
Published in: Africa Spectrum (2015)

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Trade unions, the state and 'casino capitalism' in South Africa's clothing industry

by: Nattrass, Nicoli
Published in: Review of African political economy (2016)

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Fatal embrace : how relations between business and government help to explain South Africa's low-growth equilibrium

by: Hirsch, Alan
Published in: South African journal of international affairs (2020)

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Challenging "umthetho we femu" (the law of the firm) : gender relations and shop-floor battles for union recognition in Natal's textile industry, 1973-85

by: Lichtenstein, Alex
Published in: Africa (2017)

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Cooperatives and the reorganisation of labour-intensive production in South Africa’s clothing industry

by: Nattrass, Nicoli Jean
Published in: Review of African political economy (2021)

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Activism for migrant domestic workers in South Africa : tensions in the framing of labour rights

by: Vanyoro, Kudakwashe, 1991-
Published in: Journal of Southern African studies (2021)

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From worker mobilisation to policy engagement : NALEDI and the remaking of COSATU in the 1990s

by: Bassett, Carolyn
Published in: Journal of Southern African studies (2017)

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Turning points on the periphery? : The politics of South Africa's Platinum-Belt strike wave in Rustenburg, Northwest and Northham, Limpopo, 2012-2014

by: Sinwell, Luke
Published in: Journal of Southern African studies (2019)

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From fatalism to mass action to incorporation to neoliberal individualism : worker safety on South African mines, c. 1955-2016

by: Stewart, Paul
Published in: Review of African political economy (2017)

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The dynamics of labor militancy in the extractive sector : Kazakhstan’s oilfields and South Africa’s platinum mines in comparative perspective

by: Evans, Allison D.
Published in: Comparative political studies (2020)

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