Anglo American Corporation data on NUM membership

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Kind	company records or reports
Producer	Anglo American Corporation
Coverage	1986-1988
Works using it	2

Debates

Debate	Works
Black trade unions: growth, wage effects, Wiehahn and strategy	2

Works using this source

Work	As cited	Period	How used
Crush (1989a)	Anglo American Corporation data on NUM membership by geographical source area (Table 3), 1986	1986 (early)	Shows that Basotho and Transkeian workers had the highest unionization rates and made up almost 70 per cent of recognized members.
Crush (1989a)	Anglo American Corporation data on recognized (paid-up) NUM membership by mine, February 1986 (Table 2)	February 1986	Establishes the variation in unionization across Anglo mines, with Vaal Reefs at only 22 per cent, supporting the claim that access and corporate policy drive membership patterns.
Crush (1989a)	Anglo American Corporation data on unionization by mine among Lesotho and Transkei workers (Table 4), 1986	1986	Shows up to 75 per cent of Basotho workers unionized on some Free State mines versus below 30 per cent at Vaal Reefs.
Crush (1989b)	Anglo American Corporation data on recognized NUM membership by mine, source area and job grade (Tables 2-6), February 1986 and June 1988	February 1986; June 1988	Establishes patterns of paid-up NUM membership by mine, by geographical origin of workers, and by Paterson job grade.