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R-0108683	Profile: a love of working with people
R-0108124	Economic notes
R-0108680	Participation on the National Manpower Commission (NMC) and similar organisations
R-0108679	Women workers` movement in the Philippines
R-0108678	Lessons of losing power: Grenada`s New Jewel Movement
R-0108677	No space for the masses: a response to Jay Naidoo
R-0108676	Preparing ourselves for permanent independence
R-0108675	New technology: new skills, new opportunities?
R-0108674	The national minimum wage debate
R-0108673	Summit on the mining crisis
R-0108672	COSATU: Eeconomic Policy Conference
R-0108671	Workers struggle against retrenchments
R-0108670	SAMWU: thre years on the march
R-0108669	The COSATU alliance: what does COSATU think?
R-0108665	Broadly speaking
R-0108657	The COSATU/SACCOLA/NACTU agreement
R-0108656	The right to picket facilities: a Workers` Charter demand
R-0108654	Self-management in Yugoslavia: a failed experiment in democratic socialism?
R-0108653	Free riders - re-thinking the closed shop
R-0108652	Suspect solidarity
R-0108651	Pretoria municipal workers strike: NUPSW and SAMWU in conflict
R-0108650	Cracking the public service: Transvaal hospitals strike
R-0108649	New jobs, new skills, new divisions - the changing structure of SA`s workforce
R-0108648	NUMSA`S vocational training project
R-0108646	Workers shot, intimidated in Plascon strike
R-0108645	Mobil is mobile
R-0108644	Greater unity in the public sector
R-0108643	The I G Metall Code, the LRA and disinvestment
R-0108642	Fighting the LRA
R-0108114	Backcopies of the South African Labour Bulletin
R-0108635	May Day 1989
R-0108634	Trade unions in communist China: new problems, new challenges
R-0108633	China: the democracy movement and reform
R-0108632	Garment and textile giant
R-0108631	NACTU members launch a new trade union
R-0108630	SARHWU - problems and advances since the 1987 strike
R-0108628	The struggle for peace in Natal
R-0108627	Workers and the community
R-0108626	Unity in COSATU
R-0108624	Speaking about politics
R-0108621	Violence and the `peace process` in Pitermaritzburg
R-0108620	South African co-ops form collective
R-0108619	Farmworkers strike
R-0108618	Working mothers win new rights
R-0108614	Bruised but still kicking
R-0108612	Israeli trade unions - no help for Palestinian workers
R-0108611	Response to the article on the role of service organisations by some members of LACOM, Durban, in SALB, Volume 12 Number 8
R-0108610	Trade union organisation and health and safety
R-0108609	New union aims to take on the small bosses
R-0108608	Dismissed workers take dispute to giant new shop stewards` council