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The federation will file a submission to the National Economic Development and Labour Council (Nedlac) under section 77 of the act tomorrow , Cosatu regional secretary Tony Ehrenreich said yesterday.  |


THE National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) has vowed to continue protesting outside the Reserve Bank for more and drastic interest rate cuts and plans to get more support for its demonstrations.  |
Bloody clash between rival factions of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) at Sapon Motor Park, Abeokuta, yesterday, claimed one person identified as Mr Sina Olayiwola.  |
Not that last week's report from the Centre for Development and Enterprise (CDE) was not timely. The new administration wants to make the creation of decent work opportunities the primary focus of its economic policies.  |


The setting is a danfo, parked under the sweltering heat of a particularly grumpy afternoon, the blazing orb kindling the metal encasement of the bus with a view to gradually barbecue the mass within.  |
More than 30,000 retired teachers face cuts to their pension payments after a Whitehall blunder led to recipients being overpaid for decades.  |
London's postal workers voted 9-1 in favour of industrial action yesterday in a row over jobs, threatening huge disruption to mail deliveries.  |
Qinetiq scientists have voted in favour of taking industrial action over the company's decision to impose a pay freeze in 2009.  |
Amendments to the Equality Bill will be debated in parliament today as it reaches the committee stage.  |
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is to hire top London lawyers in its bid to crack down on insider trading in the banking sector.  |
If you manage projects, or if you're involved in pandemic flu preparedness, or if you lead an organization, read "101 Tips for Preparing for Pandemic H1N1 Swine Flu," a timely tips booklet that's filled with unique insights. It's a concise  |  |
Much of the conventional wisdom about teams is in the form of over-generalized rules of thumb, or myths. In this first part of our survey of teamwork myths, we examine two myths about forming teams.  |  |
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