Interview with reckitt Benckiser Labour : broker-organised workers
Elijah Kodisang* discusses the strike and the difficulties workers organised through labour-brokers experienced at Reckitt Benckiser.
LABOUR & ECONOMY
Unions, workers and labour brokering Companies: the Post Office strike
Daphine Mlambo* discusses labour brokering in the context of the recent strike at the Post Office after which 294 workers achieved permanent employment.
The Proposed ban on labour brokers and COSATU
Fazila Farouk of the South African Civil Society Information Service (SACIS) interview Ighsaan Schroeder, coordinator of the Casual Workers Advice Office.
Farm workers and dwellers organise to challenge violations on farms
Angela Conway* discusses the difficulties and the successes gained with organising farm workers and dwellers in the Eastern and Southern Cape.
COP17
This article argues that the outcome of COP 17 in Durban is a crime against humanity and discusses this in relation to technology, agriculture and the Global Climate Fund amongst others.
Engen’s crude oil haunts Durban community
Pralini Naidoo* gives an account of the Durban community’s struggle against Engen.
Who is to blame for climate change: consumerism or capitalism?
Adam Booth argues that although individual solutions are important, they are the ruling class’ way to shift the blame from its environmentally destructive eco system.
Documents section
Association of Research Libraries statement to scholarly Publishers on the Global economic Crisis February 19, 2009 Impact on ARL Member Libraries The Association of Research […]
In this Edition – KC JOURNAL NO 23 APRIL 2010
This edition of the Khanya Journal comes against a backdrop of on-going uncertainty whether the global capitalist crisis has indeed passed. With general rises in […]
Conference on Radical Political Economy
In this article Ighsaan Schroeder* outlines the reasons for Khanya hosting such a conference and some of its main deliberations