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Lord Hoyle, effective Labour whip in the Lords and father of the Speaker of the Commons – obituary - Vimarsana News

Lord Hoyle, effective Labour whip in the Lords and father of the Speaker of the Commons – obituary

Lord Hoyle, who has died aged 98, was an effective Left-wing Labour MP for 21 years before taking office as a Government whip in the Lords; he was still an active peer, at the age of 93, when his son, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, was elected Speaker of the Commons.

Source: yahoo.com
Average pay for government employees cross Sh70,000 mark - Vimarsana News

Average pay for government employees cross Sh70,000 mark

Average take-home for a government employee in Kenya crossed Sh70,000 mark last year.

South Africa: the partial reemergence of workers autonomy - Mouvement Communiste and Kolektivně proti Kapitălu - Vimarsana News

South Africa: the partial reemergence of workers autonomy - Mouvement Communiste and Kolektivně proti Kapitălu

A text about the wave of strikes which swept South Africa starting in late 2012, focusing on the role of the miners. Also published as PDF, MOBI and EPUB files.

Source: libcom.org
KRA boss escapes jail in row over remmitances to employees union - Vimarsana News

KRA boss escapes jail in row over remmitances to employees union

The High Court has dismissed an application seeking to commit the acting commissioner-general of the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) to jail for six months.

TUC's Paul Nowak: 'HR has forgotten the art of industrial relations' - Vimarsana News

TUC's Paul Nowak: 'HR has forgotten the art of industrial relations'

TUC general secretary Paul Nowak says the government is doing little to resolve the strikes, and HR is not equipped to deal with unions.