| (ed.) et al. (1987) |
Independent Wire Convertors Association Bulletin, August 1987 (wire rod prices and international cost comparison) |
August 1987 |
Gives the comparison of production cost elements and wire rod price levels used to argue Iscor's two-tier pricing and protection. |
| Atkinson (2007) |
AgriSA survey of 288 farmers (2003) |
2003 |
Shows labour as largest farm cost and the value of in-kind payments. |
| Bonner (1995) |
Benoni Chamber of Commerce and Industry Archives, President's Report (T. D. Thompson, 2 December 1953) |
1953 |
Supports the estimate of the share of unskilled African industrial labour. |
| Bozzoli (1975) |
Speeches and addresses to manufacturers' bodies (Reid 1911 and 1912; Buckland 1908; FCI conventions 1918-1920; Warington-Smyth 1918-1919; Gibaud 1922; Fremantle 1924 lecture) |
1908-1924 |
Speeches supply the content of the ideology of mutual interdependence, protection as patriotism, and state-industry relations. |
| Cillié et al. (1980) |
Public hearings and written representations of the National Party, Progressive Federal Party and New Republic Party |
April-July 1980 |
Party schemes and comments are the main evidence for designing divisions and are often adopted by the Commission. |
| Coupe (1990) |
Natal Chamber of Industries documents collection, Transvaal Chamber of Industries Circular 20/7/71 |
1971 |
Shows the Chambers' shift to quieter lobbying on physical planning and decentralisation. |
| Coupe (1990) |
TIA, Town Clerk Germiston 492/45/22, Germiston Industries Association minutes, January 1968 and September 1964 |
1964-1968 |
Anecdotes on influx control harassment of workers at Stewarts and Lloyds and accommodation difficulties at Hume Pipe. |
| Crankshaw (1990) |
Building Industries Federation of South Africa (BIFSA) Memorandum to Industrial Tribunal, 1973 (cited in Scheiner) |
1973 |
Shows employers pressing the state to insist the unions negotiate fragmentation themselves. |
| Davies (1979a) |
Statements of business leaders and organisations (Oppenheimer, Suzman, Hersov, Leistner, FCI, Handelsinstituut, Urban Foundation) |
1970-1977 |
Quoted to show bourgeois positions on floating the colour bar, then on repealing job reservation and attracting foreign investors. |
| Dubb (2012) |
SACGA records on SSG registration/deliveries in Umfolozi (2010) and individual production data |
2000-2010 |
Gives registered vs delivering SSGs in Umfolozi and individual growers' sucrose and production codes used to assess cane quality and transport costs. |
| Dubb (2012) |
South African Sugar Association, South African Sugar Industry Directory 2011/12 |
2011/12 |
Provides the 2011/12 count of registered SSGs delivering cane (13,871) and their 8.59% share of the crop. |
| Edgecombe (1987) |
Minutes of the Natal Coal Owners' Society (N.C.O.S. vol. 13) and Natal Mine Managers Association minutes |
1955-1956 |
Source for the decline of permanent labour to 28% in 1956 and the 1955-56 government housing restrictions after Burnside closed. |
| Greenberg (1987) |
Confidential 1982 memorandum by a major manufacturing business organisation to the government on the Orderly Movement and Settlement of Black Persons Bill |
1982 |
Evidence that manufacturers publicly opposed the new influx control bill. |
| Halpern (2004) |
Louisiana Sugar Planters' Association Papers (LLMVC) and Leroy Percy Papers, Oxnard Papers, Warmoth Plantation Journal |
1892-1913 |
Correspondence on Italian immigration, a diary of Italians' departure, and a 1892 tenant versus wage cost comparison. |
| Industrial Relations in South Africa (n.d.) |
Institute for Industrial Relations, Review of Industrial Relations in South Africa |
not specified |
Listed as a strike and industrial relations review source. |
| James (1987) |
Papers and Discussion, Association of Mine Managers of the Transvaal (AMMT) / TCM, 1937-1945 (papers by R.B. Start, J.S. Ford, J.B.W. Couperthwaite, Glathaar, Hildick-Smith, Bushell and others) |
1937-1945 |
Manager papers and discussion record the mechanization, scientific management, labour checking and compound-kitchen responses to the labour shortage. |
| Jeeves and Crush (1990) |
Statements of farmers' associations and the Chamber of Mines on labour shortages |
1930s-1950s |
Cited as evidence that employers attributed shortages to growing urban employment; no specific records are named. |
| Johnstone (1971) |
Statements of Evidence of the Gold Producers' Committee of the Transvaal Chamber of Mines, 1925 (Statements no. 3 and 5) |
1925 (covering 1910s-1924) |
Supplies Chamber estimates of cost sensitivity, production costs per ton, and the Chamber's own statements on the need for native-specific laws and cheap labour. |
| Johnstone (1971) |
Status Quo Agreement of 1918 between the Chamber of Mines and white workers (as quoted in the Mining Industry Board report) |
1918 |
Shows consolidation of the job colour bar and the terms of the later conflict. |
| Legassick (1974) |
Ernest Oppenheimer speech quoted in SAIRR Seventeenth Annual Report, 1945-46 |
1945-46 |
Shows mining capital's preference for mechanization and married quarters. |
| Legassick (1974) |
Evidence of SAFEMA to the Fagan Commission (Native Laws Commission, p. 42) |
1946-48 |
Shows ambivalent engineering employer views on migrant versus permanent labour, with the 65/35 migrant-urban estimate. |
| Lumby (1974) |
Other business-association publications (Associated Chambers of Commerce congress 1925, Johannesburg Commercial Year-books, Cape/Transvaal Chambers of Industries histories, South African Manufacturers Association) |
1907-1960 |
Used to show positions of importers, miners and manufacturers on protection. |
| Mazower (1990) |
Umvoti Agricultural Society Minutes, KCL KCM 33662 |
1944 |
Evidence on seasonal labour shortage in Umvoti. |
| Morrell (1990) |
Impendhle District Farmers Association Minute Book; Minutes of the Donnybrook Farmers Association |
1911-1913 |
Shows FAs inviting magistrates onto executives and endorsing continued evictions practice. |
| Nattrass and Seekings (2012a) |
NBC clothing industry exemption applications 2008 and collective agreements/minimum wage rates |
1998-2010 |
Underpins claims about minimum wage rates by region and that wage-related exemptions are almost never granted. |
| Posel (1987) |
SAAU, 'List of Recommendations for Discussion with the Minister of Native Affairs', conference of 15 September 1944 |
1944 |
Establishes the SAAU's 1944 blueprint for 'separate development' as rural/urban labour allocation with influx/efflux controls. |
| Posel (1987) |
Stellenbosch Chamber of Commerce memorandum to the Fagan Commission |
c.1946 |
Shows that some capitalist bodies endorsed SABRA's total segregation blueprint. |
| Sanderson (1961) |
Reports and Proceedings of the Rhodesia Native Labour Bureau (1908-1912) |
1908-1912 |
Supplies ferry crossing counts, desertion rates, contract lengths, Nyasa recruit allocation and bureau policy. |
| Schirmer (1995) |
Lydenburg District Farmers Union to Transvaal Agricultural Union, 1 July 1968 (CAD BAO 23/1396 Vol. 2116) |
1968 |
Shows farmer opposition in 1968 to proclaiming abolition of labour tenancy because of African objections. |
| Standish (1976) |
S.A. Timber Growers' Association, Document 129/1970 |
1970 |
Benchmark for recommended value of food provisions against which surveyed provisions are found to be below. |
| Swilling (1985a) |
Midland Chamber of Industries Directory (sampling frame for Port Elizabeth firms) |
c. 1985 |
Directory listing 235 firms from which the Labour Monitoring Group interviewed 50 firms; Uitenhage coverage was 75% of firms. |
| Van Wyk (2005) |
Cabinet records and Chamber/business association statements (1960 joint statement; Assocom, FCI, TCI, AHI, Urban Foundation, 1985 Kennedy memorandum) |
1960-1991 |
Evidences the shift of business toward demanding reform, via Pretorius, Mann and O'Meara. |