LABOUR PRACTICE

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Patons moves to Bophuthatswana

British multinational, Coats Patons, has decided to close its two Randfontein factories, lay off all the workers, and then reopen in Bophuthatswana where it can expect to pay its new employees a quarter of the wages.

No union says USA firm
Meat bosses crack
MAWU says "rubbish" to CI`s sabotage claim
Maritzburg managers take a hard line

Since the stoppage at Huletts Aluminium over the pensions issue last year, relations between FOSATU unions and several companies in the Maritzburg area have reached a new low.

Maritzburg factory pays R6 500 to 5 workers following retrenchment
Litemaster workers win R800 000 in biggest claim awarded by court
Legal strike: Sarmcol workers` patience runs out
Law removes our rights
Labour and labour laws in South Africa
Knitting worker taken back
Indian Opinion No. 27-30 Vol. 39 Friday, 4th - 25th July 1941

Indian Opinion No. 27-30 Vol. 39 Friday, 4th - 25th July 1941

How Anglo rules mines
Five Tidwell shop stewards get R6 000 in court settlement
Firing blocked by Union
Fake pamphlets to confuse workers
Documents "mysteriously" vanish
Court attempt to get workers back
CDA strikers back at work
Breakthrough at Dorbyl

The giant Dorbyl group, which has been hit by a number of strikes over retrenchment, has backed down on its refusal to negotiate severance pay at factory-level.

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