COSATU's contested legacy: South African trade unions in the second decade of democracy

Sakhela Buhlungu · Malehoko Tshoaedi

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Labor Movements and Unions Legal and Labor Studies South African History and Culture

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COSATU's Contested Legacy provides a fresh and up-to-date analysis of trade unionism in contemporary South Africa by focusing on the Congress of South African Trade Unions, the largest and most powerful federation. Drawing on quantitative data from four time series surveys of union members over a period of sixteen years, the authors present rigorous and authoritative analyses that shed light on the dilemmas and opportunities facing trade unionism today. The volume shows how various sections of the trade union movement grapple with these dilemmas and contest with one another to chart a future trajectory for trade unionism.

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