The neglected role of labour relations in the South African public service
Abstract
Public service workers now
enjoy trade union and collective bargaining rights for the first time in the country's history.
These changes provide public servants with opportunities to bring their conditions of service
into line with industrial relations 'best practice' in the private sector, and for black workers in
particular, to redress decades of racism, employment insecurity, and low pay.
Description
African Studies Seminar series. Paper presented April 2000
Keywords
Labor. South Africa, Civil Service. South Africa