Trade Unions and Workplace Democracy in Africa

Abstract

Contents: Preface Part 1 Introduction: Post- independence labour relations in Africa The development of workplace democracy A theory of the dynamics of workplace democracy Studying democratic participation in Africa. Part 2 Learning Experiences: Conditions of work and employment The trade union condition The struggle for workplace democracy in Togo, Burkina Faso, Mali, Guinea, Ghana and South Africa Statutory workplace democracy in Zambia, Tanzania and Zimbabwe Managerial prerogatives versus participation prerogatives The gender of trade union democratic participation in Ghana, Akua O. Britwum. Part 3 Policy Conclusions: Towards a more meaningful and effective workplace democracy Building a trade union agenda Trade unions and workplace democracy in a globalising economy Bibliography Index.

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