| Beittel (1995b) |
Markham & Matiko (1987), 'State of the Unions', South African Labour Bulletin; industrial relations consultant's estimate of days lost incl. stay-aways |
1986 |
Alternative estimate of 1986 working days lost, at least three times the official 1.3 million, used to discredit the official series' claimed coverage of political strikes. |
| Crush (1986b) |
Labour press and periodicals on mine unrest and dismissals (Golding, South African Labour Bulletin 1985) |
1985 |
Documents mass dismissals at Vaal Reefs in April 1985 and the industry response to NUM organization. |
| Crush (1986c) |
Golding, labour bulletin articles on mine struggles and mass dismissals (Vaal Reefs, April 1985) |
1985 |
Documents mass dismissals and industry responses to NUM-linked unrest, illustrating how replacement labour may be sourced. |
| Crush (1989a) |
South African Labour Bulletin articles on NUM, mass dismissals and strikes (Friedman 1983; Golding 1985; Markham and Mothibeli 1987; 1987 congress reports) |
1983-1987 |
Used for the NUM's founding, the 1987 strike, mass dismissals, and the union's 1987 congress resolutions. |
| Fine (1992) |
Bibliographic Note: Civil society, trade union and nationalist literature (e.g. South African Labour Bulletin, Work in Progress, South African Review, Transformation) |
1979-1991 |
Listed as background reading for the paradigms of neo-classicism, neo-marxism, trade union left and civil society; no data drawn from them. |
| Horner and Kooy (1980a) |
South African Labour Bulletin articles (Kirkwood, Plaut, Prior, Daily News cited in SALB 1(7)) |
1974-1977 |
Supplementary accounts of 1974 incidents and of mine conditions such as hoisting delays. |
| Lewis (1990) |
South African Labour Bulletin (established 1974) |
1974 onward |
Cited as a union-linked periodical set up to record union struggles, which supports the argument that labor history is tied to the labor movement. |
| Macun and Frost (1994) |
South African Labour Bulletin 17.1 and The Cape Times 19/10/1992 reports of COSATU membership decline |
1992-1993 |
Cited as recent reports of COSATU membership decline, interpreted as short-term fluctuation. |
| Macun and Frost (1994) |
Von Holdt (1991) 'COSATU Congress', South African Labour Bulletin 16.1, COSATU membership figures 1990-1991 |
1990-1991 |
Source of the 36% COSATU affiliate membership growth for 1990-1991. |
| Maree (1985) |
South African Labour Bulletin articles and Labour Monitor Group report (e.g. Baskin on 1981 East Rand strike wave; Lambert and Lambert 1982; Labour Monitor Group 1985) |
1976-1985 |
Provide strike counts and causes in 1981-82 (50 strikes in 1981; 62% of 1982 strikes at union-organized firms) and the November 1984 stayaway. |
| Maree (1993a) |
Labour Bulletin Correspondent 1991 and Bilateralism Review 1992 (Mining Summit) |
1991-1992 |
Describes the Mining Summit, NUM proposals and slow progress of the Steering Committee. |
| Maree (1993b) |
Labour Bulletin Correspondent 1991 and Bilateralism Review 1992 on the Mining Summit |
1991-1992 |
Describes the NUM-initiated Mining Summit, its proposals, and the slow progress of its working groups. |
| Mohamed (1991) |
South African Labour Bulletin (SALB) items: Memo by FOSATU 8/11/79; Critique of the Wiehahn Commission 1979; Vol 3 No 4 1977; Vol 15 No 1 1990 |
1977-1990 |
Used for the response of craft unions to Wiehahn, Siemens' alleged encouragement of an African union, and training legislation. |
| Von Holdt (2002a) |
Press and periodical reports of ungovernability episodes: SA Labour Bulletin (Mtshelwane 1994; 1996 'Amplats') and Business Day (21 Nov 1997; 20 July 1999) |
1994-1999 |
A sample of episodes of rank-and-file revolts against unions used to suggest wider erosion of SMU in the transition. |
| Von Holdt (2002b) |
SA Labour Bulletin articles (Mtshelwane 1994; 'Amplats: An Avoidable Tragedy?' 1996) and Business Day (21 Nov 1997; 20 July 1999) |
1994-1999 |
Provides a sample of episodes of rank-and-file 'ungovernability' during the transition as suggestive evidence of SMU erosion. |