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How trade unions can support Education Support Personnel

Teachers’ unions are concerned about the exploitation of education support personnel, the lack of decent jobs and the violation of fundamental human and labour rights, including the right to organise and bargain collectively.

4 months ago

How trade unions can support volunteer food handlers

by admin National School Nutrition Programme / Power Up! / precarious employment / trade union strategies / volunteer food handlers / women workers

As key players in the school community and in government consultative spaces, trade union activists can help to make visible the work of volunteer food handlers in the National School Nutrition Programme.

[PDF] Power Up Nutrition Series | Proteins

by admin National School Nutrition Programme / Power Up! / precarious employment / school nutrition / volunteer food handlers / women workers

The Power Up Nutrition Series comprises a set of eBooks exploring the links between food and nutrition. The eBooks can assist school communities and trade union activists looking to promote and support healthy nutrition and Volunteer Food Handlers in the National School Nutrition Programme.

[PDF] Power Up Nutrition Series | Salt – A thin line between the good and the bad

by admin National School Nutrition Programme / Power Up! / precarious employment / school nutrition / volunteer food handlers / women workers

The Power Up Nutrition Series comprises a set of eBooks exploring the links between food and nutrition. The eBooks can assist school communities looking to promote and support healthy nutrition and Volunteer Food Handlers in the National School Nutrition Programme.

[PDF] Power Up Nutrition Series | Sugar – A sweet poison

by admin National School Nutrition Programme / Power Up! / precarious employment / school nutrition / volunteer food handlers / women workers

[PDF] Volunteer Food Handlers: The hands and feet of the National School Nutrition Programme

by admin care work / decent work / informalisation / National School Nutrition Programme / Power Up! / precarious employment / volunteer food handlers / women workers

The work of feeding millions of learners must be seen as work deserving of recognition, value and appropriate working conditions and salary.

8 months ago

Community members rally to support volunteer food handlers and a return to traditional nutrition in schools

by Zanele Chakela community dialogue / decent work / National School Nutrition Programme / Power Up! / precarious employment / volunteer food handlers / women workers

What will it take to create collaboration among community stakeholders to advocate for the recognition and valuing of the work of volunteer food handlers?

10 months ago

Volunteer Food Handlers are the hands and heart of the National School Nutrition Programme

by admin decent work / National School Nutrition Programme / Power Up! / precarious employment / volunteer food handlers

The work of feeding millions of children must be seen as work deserving of recognition and value. We need decent jobs for volunteer food handlers.

11 months ago

Power Up! consortium intends to transform power in three key areas

by admin decent work / Power Up! / precarious employment / volunteer food handlers

In South Africa, the Labour Research Service supports volunteer food handlers in the National School Nutrition Programme to have their jobs made visible, recognised, valued and remunerated. Know more.

1 year ago

Why it is necessary to support the National School Nutrition Programme and the work of the Volunteer Food Handlers

by admin National School Nutrition Programme / Power Up! / precarious employment / volunteer food handlers

The National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) is a government programme that alleviates poverty and ensures that children have the right to nutritious food that supports their ability to learn.

1 year ago

Power Up! Women advocate for bodies, voices and resources

by admin collective action / gender equality / organise / Power Up! / precarious employment / voluntary food handlers / women workers / workers’ rights

Seeking to connect and support women in precarious work to have their jobs made visible, recognised, valued and remunerated.

1 year ago

How does the family and school community value the role of volunteer food handlers in meeting the immediate need of feeding school children?

by admin decent work / Power Up! / precarious employment / volunteer food handlers / women workers

Devalued, invisible, exploited and undermined, volunteer food handlers in the National School Nutrition Programme seek to be recognised and valued as workers.

1 year ago

What will it take to create pathways to women’s economic autonomy, resilience and stability?

by admin collective action / gender equality / organise / Power Up! / precarious employment / voluntary food handlers / women workers / workers’ rights

It’s time to Power Up! We need to build women’s voice and leadership and strengthen women-led movements to shift power and advance the rights of all women.

1 year ago

The role of Volunteer Food Handlers in the National School Nutrition Programme

by admin collective action / gender equality / organise / Power Up! / precarious employment / voluntary food handlers / women workers / workers’ rights

Through discussing issues close to their hearts, volunteer food handlers will see and articulate the important role they have in the National School Nutrition Programme and the school community.

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How trade unions can support Education Support Personnel

How trade unions can support volunteer food handlers

[PDF] Power Up Nutrition Series | Proteins

[PDF] Power Up Nutrition Series | Salt – A thin line between the good and the bad

[PDF] Power Up Nutrition Series | Sugar – A sweet poison

[PDF] Volunteer Food Handlers: The hands and feet of the National School Nutrition Programme

Community members rally to support volunteer food handlers and a return to traditional nutrition in schools

Volunteer Food Handlers are the hands and heart of the National School Nutrition Programme

Power Up! consortium intends to transform power in three key areas

Why it is necessary to support the National School Nutrition Programme and the work of the Volunteer Food Handlers

Power Up! Women advocate for bodies, voices and resources

How does the family and school community value the role of volunteer food handlers in meeting the immediate need of feeding school children?

What will it take to create pathways to women’s economic autonomy, resilience and stability?

The role of Volunteer Food Handlers in the National School Nutrition Programme

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