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Busfare rises hit workers
Abasebenzi Number 2 February 1976
Workers advice column: Your pay slip
What happened about Duens
Know your bosses
The struggle of the nightwatchmen at Groenvlei
Workers control
What the laws say about works committees and liaison committees
Workers, organize!
The Port Elizabeth bus drivers and their overtime ban
Editorial: Organisation beyond the factory committee
Trade Unions?
A story about Globe Engineering workers
Cape Steel Construction ... Epping
Workers at Pilkington Brothers ...
How to form a factory committee
Guide for liaison committees
Abasebenzi April 1975
The stevedores ban on overtime
The star is shining!
A movement of unskilled workers
What now, workers?
Abasebenzi April 1974
Wage Board to investigate fish processing industry
Training programme
Strikes at Leyland
Advice Bureau to offer benefits to members
African workers take hold in Natal
The general elections - what do they hold in store for black workers?
What is the lesson of this wage board?
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