Worker rights
Subtitle: from apartheid do democracy-- what role for organised labour
By: edited by Ebrahim Patel.
Contributors: Patel, Ebrahim.
Publisher: Juta & Co
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Kenwyn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 193
Subjects: Labor unions -- South Africa.; Working class -- South Africa.; Employee rights -- South Africa.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The role of organised labour in a democratic South Africa: some issues and debates / Ebrahim Patel; title: A Bill of Rights: a charter to entrench or to undermine worker rights? / Halton Cheadle; title: The Bill of Rights and worker rights: a government perspective / Sheila Camerer; title: The Bill of Rights and worker rights: a Democratic Party perspective / Tony Leon; title: The Bill of Rights and worker rights: an ANC perspective / Albie Sachs; title: Protecting worker rights: constitutional and legislative mechanisms; title: the international experience / David Tajgman; title: Freedom of association and union security arrangements / Marcel Golding; title: Politics and the choices facing organised labour / John Copelyn; title: The relationship of the trade union movement to a democratic government: a COSATU perspective / Sam Shilowa; title: A NACTU perspective / Cunningham Ngcukana; title: A FEDSAL perspective / Piet Heymans; title: The role of the trade unions in shaping the new Constitution / Cyril Ramaphosa; title: The role of organised labour in shaping South Africa's Constitution / Jay Naidoo; title: Towards democracacy: a National Party perpsective of the constitution-making process / Frik van Heerden.