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Dear Comrades,On this Workers’ Day, the Labour Research Service salutes worker representatives, the everyday heroes of the labour movement who are advancing a more just and inclusive world of work.In 2024, we witnessed the power of worker organising and bargaining in action:Volunteer food handlers in Gauteng mobilised for dignity and recognition in the National School Nutrition Programme. Their message, “I am not Tintswalo,” cut through politica…See the Story

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Volunteer Food Handlers led a roundtable, engaging with experts – referred to as “books” – on topics like labour rights and nutrition to strengthen their roles as nutrition advocates. Photo: Zanele Chakela | The Vaal, June 2024. Unpaid and underpaid care work is vital to wellbeing and is increasingly in demand. Yet, patriarchal, neoliberal values and the male-breadwinner model persist, categorising care work as an extension of women…Read Article