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R-0108196	The question of unity - a reply
R-0108195	Factory occupations and sit-ins
R-0108194	EMI: youve got to show some respect
R-0108193	BCAWU: building union organisation
R-0108190	Memorandum: dispute between CCAWUSA and Spar
R-0101515	Dairy Maid boycott
R-0108188	We are one - fighting Philips in India
R-0108187	Motor workers unite - First IMF African Auto Conference
R-0108186	Sasol update: the struggle continues
R-0108184	International Labour Research and Information Group
R-0108182	Obituary: Eddie McCarthy 1943-1985
R-0108181	Review: Power! Black workers, their unions and the struggle for freedom in South Africa
R-0108180	Supervisors: workers or management?
R-0108179	Is job evaluation scientific?
R-0108178	The historical and contemporary use of job evaluation in South Africa
R-0108176	The struggle for trade union democracy
R-0108175	Women workers strike over job evaluation
R-0108174	New international labour studies confront traditional international unions
R-0108173	Case study: introducing work study at a factory in the Transvaal
R-0108172	Unemployed workers on the west coast
R-0108171	The circle game
R-0108170	South African Review Two
R-0108169	Case study: the Paterson System at a factory in Cape Town
R-0108168	Shopworkers fight retrenchment
R-0108165	Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland Countries Symposium on Migrant Labour. Symposium held in Gaborone, Botswana 6-10 November, 1978.
R-0108164	The views of the chairman of the Botswana Federation of Trade Unions
R-0108163	The working class, the state and social change in Botswana
R-0108162	Migration and underdevelopment: interviews with migrants on SA mines
R-0108161	The changing political economy of migrant labour in Botswana
R-0108157	'Unless we organise'
R-0108156	The East London strikes
R-0108155	Mocambique and the South African labour market
R-0108154	An African union negotiates with the Industrial Council
R-0108153	Critique of Problems of African trade unions
R-0108151	IIE news
R-0108149	Strikes in the Transvaal and O.F.S.
R-0108143	May Day 1991 - South African workers celebrate
R-0108142	Showing the way for women in the unions
R-0108140	The 1991 Labour Relations Amendment Act
R-0108139	Review: Rethinking socialism
R-0108138	Has socialism failed? the debate continues...
R-0108137	The Slovo critique: socialism utopian and scientific
R-0108136	Preparing ourselves for permanent opposition
R-0108135	Casualisation and sub-contracting: employer weapons against unions
R-0108134	Towards a new worker internationalism
R-0108131	Chemical workers - the struggle over disinvestment
R-0108130	Workers Summit 89
R-0108129	CCAWUSA organises in the food retail sector
R-0108128	Miners international
R-0108127	Anglo giant - crushing farmworkers