ICTU slams SACTWU over 'selective activism' and urges protection of media jobs
IOL Reporter | Published 4 minutes ago As South Africa marks Women’s Month, the Information Communication and Technology Union has raised serious concerns over…
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Fundamental Responsibility to Protect Workers ICTU concluded by maintaining that trade unions have a fundamental responsibility to protect existing employment, especially given South Africa's high unemployment rate. "History will judge the labour movement not only by what it said, but by what it did when workers needed protection, " ICTU stated.
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Fundamental Responsibility to Protect Workers ICTU concluded by maintaining that trade unions have a fundamental responsibility to protect existing employment, especially given South Africa's high unemployment rate.
according to IOL (Independent Online)"History will judge the labour movement not only by what it said, but by what it did when workers needed protection, " ICTU stated.
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