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South African trade unions: a historical account, 1970-90.
Monthly Labor Review
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October 1, 1990|
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South African trade unions: a historical account, 1970-90
The growth in size and sophistication of the trade union movement in South Africa over a relatively short period of time has been spectacular. It has resulted in changes in employment practices and has inspired the belief that unionism and wider political trends are indivisible. Unions have demonstrated forcefully that they will pay a crucial role in the struggle for a new political structure.
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