Congress of South African Trade Unions
 




 

 

Links to Labour, Internet Resources throughout the World

This page aims to provide a labour links resource, primarily for South African trade unionists and labour activists. Its focus is thus on African links, mainly those in South Africa. The page contains information about and links to a variety of web sites and pages, as well as to struggles with which COSATU expresses its solidarity. There is also a facility to request a new link or to point out an error.

Many of the web sites listed here are described in their own words. The inclusion of a link does not necessarily imply that COSATU endorses the organisation or site.

 

Recent Additions
 Africa: COSATU Affiliates Online
Miscellaneous Documents and Links
International: Labour Federations
International: Trade Unions
International: Labour and Other Useful Resources
International: Solidarity Links
Link COSATU to your Web Site
Add or Change a Labour Link 

 


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      *  Umhlaba Group of Companies Development Training: - The Umhlaba uses an Out-Comes Based training methodology with more focus on experiential learning (learning by doing). This is based more on the interactive training techniques and methodologies that encourage active participation to ensure that core skills are attained by all participants attending Umhlaba training. Our training covers: Project Management, Logical Framework Approach, Professional Writing Skills, Monitoring and Evaluation, Policy Development, Human Resource Strategy Development, Organisational Development and Diversity Training. Value of using Umhlaba:(1) We can customise training to client needs, (2) We are an accredited training provider with the Services Seta. (3) Jointly we have 50 years experience in the Development Sector.

      *  ETU: Education and Training Unit - aims to deepen democracy and promote community involvement in development by providing training for community or mass-based organisations in the areas of campaigns, communications, community education, development work, elections, HIV / AIDS, local government, mobilisation, organisational development and planning. (South Africa)
*  Workplace Surveillance Project - articles, interviews and resources compiled by the Privacy Foundation on workplace surveillance from the perspectives of technology, law and business ethics
*  DISA: Digital Imaging South Africa - aims to make available online to researchers a selection of key periodicals relating to South Africa's struggle against apartheid and for democracy between 1960 and 1990. (South Africa)
*  ICFTU - AFRO: The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions - African Regional Organisation (Africa)
*  Wages & Employment Conditions: Wages and Employment Conditions in Australia along with careers and employment opportunities (Australia)
*  EPRI: Economic Policy Research Institute - supports the development of economic policy options that promote economic growth, social equity, job creation and redistribution in South Africa. (South Africa)