Against the Current: Labour and Economic Policy in South Africa

African union African workers apartheid approach assets bantustan bargaining councils Baskin black economic empowerment capital cent centralised bargaining challenge co-determination COSATU cost countries debate deficit demand differences document economic growth effect employed employers employment enterprise figures finance fiscal flexibility formal sector framework Gerald O'Sullivan households increase industry investment issues Jeremy Baskin job creation labour aristocracy thesis labour market liberalisation macro-economic major ment million minimum NALEDI NEDLAC neo-liberal nomic non-union members non-unionised workers organised labour parastatals pension poverty line private sector privatisation productivity programme proposals public sector public servants public service redistribution reduce restructuring retirement funds role rural social South Africa strategy substantial Table Telkom tion trade unions unem unemployed unemployment rate union density union members union membership unionised workers urban wage earner wage income wage subsidy white workers workplace forums World Bank