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R-0107214	Contract workers want more leave
R-0107213	Colgate workers win R2 an hour
R-0107212	New strike wave hits Wadeville
R-0107211	Workers charge the Minister of Police
R-0107210	Estcourt workers dodge reprisals
R-0107209	Thousands mourn for Neil Aggett: first national stoppage for twenty years
R-0107208	White workers join stoppage at V W
R-0107207	These Fosatu factories joined the stoppage
R-0107206	Tough year ahead for workers but retrenchments can be fought
R-0107205	No wonder Transkei doesn`t want unions!
R-0107204	Low productivuty: put the blame where it belongs
R-0107203	Henkel workers down tools
R-0107200	Sugar wages bettered
R-0107199	NCS Plastics destroys 200 jobs in Pinetown
R-0107198	New deal reduces hours and pays night allowance
R-0107197	Legal strike: Sarmcol workers` patience runs out
R-0107196	Rolling strike wins motor workers interim increase
R-0107195	Litemaster workers win R800 000 in biggest claim awarded by court
R-0107194	Detained by police - dead 3 days later
R-0107193	Over 100 000 mourn the death of Raditsela
R-0107191	We workers are a worried lot!
R-0107190	The secret of profit uncovered
R-0107187	International squeeze on Transvaal Alloys
R-0107186	Another first for clothing workers
R-0107185	Worker control in action
R-0107182	Auto union improves ityre industry`s dismal wages
R-0107181	TWIU distributes smear pamphlets
R-0107180	Frame Brown Lung campaign: nearly 100 workers show signs of cotton dust disease
R-0107179	Hostels not fit for pigs
R-0107178	PWAWU steps up its fight against hard-nosed bosses by joining a industrial council
R-0107177	Motorvia workers strike blow against exploitation
R-0107175	Furnace heat makes you weak but the union makes you strong!
R-0107174	Overworked freight drivers stop work
R-0107173	Sexual harassment leads to Isithebe metal strikes
R-0107172	First worker spokesperson for knitting unions
R-0107171	500 brewery workers demand higher wages
R-0107170	New Federated Timbers` shop steward council
R-0107169	German chemical unionists visit South Africa`s workers
R-0107168	May day march - Uniply fires them all!
R-0107167	Pictures from MAWU`s AGM
R-0107166	Maritzburg factory pays R6 500 to 5 workers following retrenchment
R-0107165	Pensions!
R-0107164	Three metal unions reject final offer
R-0107163	R1 800 paid in back-pay
R-0107162	Sigma signs first maternity agreement
R-0107161	Women workers speak out at FOSATU booklet launch
R-0107160	Maternity - a worker right!
R-0107159	The making of the working class: Part 7 - Indian workers arrive
R-0107158	Thousands of coal miners strike for the right to work
R-0107157	Union tells shareholders Sarmcol is a legend of bitterness and struggle