Workers' Day was born from the protracted struggle for workers' rights and social justice of the late 1800s. It has ...
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Workers' Day was born from the protracted struggle for workers' rights and social justice of the late 1800s. It has ...
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As South Africa commemorates Workers' Day or May Day today there is growing curiosity on whether the workforce of the...
Many of the country's political parties believe there is little to celebrate on May Day this year.
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Workers' Day was born from the protracted struggle for workers' rights and social justice of the late 1800s. It has...
As the world celebrates workers' achievements, the South African Federation of Trade Unions (Saftu) has raised concerns over what it...
SA's biggest labour federation, Cosatu, is holding a virtual May Day celebration instead of a rally due to COVID-19 restrictions.
This day is observed to celebrate the achievements of the workers and to spread awareness about the exploitation that the workers face.
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The Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995 was enacted to among other things, promote and facilitate collective bargaining at the...
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Worker’s Day is observed annually in South Africa to celebrate workers’ rights.
South Africans will celebrate Worker’s Day on Saturday.