Support for Supercare

18 August 2003

The UCT Workers Support Committee expressed their concerns about the working conditions of Supercare employees at a meeting on the Jameson Steps on Monday, August 11. Supercare workers at UCT appealed to students to show their support around the issue of fair labour practices, saying that without the students the university would not exist. The demonstration was to make the university community aware of the workers and the conditions under which they work.

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Monday Monthly

Volume 22 Edition 23

18 Aug 2003

News

Designer bone saves limb

Flower art enhances ambience of Irma Stern

And the show had to go on–

Wellness Week for all UCT staff

UCT used as a case study for international gender equity project

New residence can house 400 students

Class reaches out with guidance, advice and cash

In brief

UCT showcases social responsiveness in the annual Learning Cape Festival

Worldwatch

Overberg Blue Crane populations show healthy growth in past decade

Practical help from IS students

Crop, crap and stir : It's a bird's life in the wetlands

UCT alumnus swops law for fashion and design

Rap concert a hit

Support for Supercare

Elsworth's ashes in Newlands Forest

Print exhibition on at Irma Stern

New postgraduate fellowships on offer

Giving his right arm for UCT

Women are good sports

Scholars ponder Klusener's lot

Cardiac specialist caps it all at Oxford

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