Trade Unions, Development, and Democratization in Zambia: The Continuing Struggle
Trade Unions, Development, and Democratization in Zambia: The Continuing Struggle
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赞比亚的工会、发展和民主化：持续的斗争
DOI：
10.1057/9780230610033_5
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发表时间：
2007
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通讯作者：
J. Kraus
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Emmanuel Akwetey;J. Kraus
除了是一个劳工运动，ZCTU也是一个政治机构，因为它处理更多的政治问题。让那些说[让ZCTU离开政治]的人知道，即使是教会也支持一个政党，工资低的工人也不能在教会里奉献好的什一税。我们的执政方式关系到这个国家人民的生计，那些呼吁劳工运动不要支持他们选择的政党的人应该重温他们的历史。我们担心的是，我们的党（MMD）未能兑现承诺，这就是为什么我们要支持一个对劳工友好的政党。我们利用我们的资源获得独立，并在1991年改变了政府，我认为没有理由让人们担心，当我们说这次将支持一个单一的政党。西尔维斯特滕博
Apart from being a labor movement, ZCTU is also a political institution because it deals more with political issues. Let those saying [for ZCTU to leave out politics] know that even the Church supports a political party and that poorly paid workers cannot give good tithe in Church. The way we are governed has a bearing on the livelihood of people in the country and those calling on the labor movement not to support a political party of their choice should revisit their history. Our concern has been that our party [MMD] has failed to deliver and that is why we want to support a party that is labor-friendly. We used our resources to obtain independence and to change the government in 1991 and I see no reason why people should get worried when we say will support a single political party this time. Sylvester Tembo