South Africa's Workplace Forum system: A Stillborn Experiment in the Democratisation of Work?

Geoffrey Wood · Pralene Mahabir

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The 1995 South African Labour Relations Act introduced a system of Workplace Forums, a form of works council. Currently, Forums are only operational in a small minority of workplaces. This article explores the reasons underlying the apparent failure of this new system.

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