Table of contents - Special Issue: Employment relations in Africa
Guest Editors: Professor Geoffrey Wood
Introduction: employment relations in Africa
Geoffrey WoodThis introduction aims to review the present state of research on employment relations in Africa, and provide an overview of subsequent papers.
Organising on the periphery: new sources of power in the South African workplace
Karl von Holdt, Edward WebsterIs labour's decline permanent, or is it merely a temporary weakening, as Beverley Silver suggests in her recent book, as the labour movement is unmade and remade in different…
Industrial relations in Namibia since independence: Between neo‐liberalism and neo‐corporatism?
Gilton KlerckThe paper seeks to examine the changes and continuities in industrial relations in post‐independence Namibia. In particular, it aims to explore some of the key elements in the…
The Nigerian informal economy: Instigating decent work and pay, and national development through unionisation
Sola FajanaThis paper aims to address the issue of unionisation of the largely non‐unionised informal economic activities as a strategy for achieving decent work and pay as well as promoting…
Employment relations in Zambia
Tayo FashoyinThe paper aims to explore the impact of economic transformation on employment relations and the effect on the role and behaviour of unions and employers' organizations in Zambia.
Employee relations in Algeria: a historical appraisal
Mohamed Branine, Ahmed Foudil Fekkar, Otmane Fekkar, Kamel MellahiThe paper seeks to examine the evolution of, and assesses current trajectories of change in, the Algerian employee relations system.
The making of a foreign “labour aristocracy” in Botswana
Monageng MogalakweThe purpose of this paper is to investigate whether expatriate workers in Botswana are a labour aristocracy.
Union power and new managerial strategies: the case of South Africa
Geoffrey Wood, Keith GlaisterThis study aims to assess the relationship between unionization and employee collectivism, and managerial strategies for employee participation and involvement, within an emerging…
Textiles and employee relations in Swaziland
Xolani SimelaneThis article aims to report on the state of employee relations in the Swazi textile industry, based on case study evidence. It focuses on workplace dynamics, employment relations…
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0142-5455e-ISSN:
1758-7069ISSN-L:
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- Prof Dennis Nickson