text: (b) Meetings between representatives from the South African union concernedand their counterparts from the parent company of the South African subsidiaryinvorved. in a dispute, in order to put dirlct pressure on management, (c) Working contacts between union representatives in a parent company and inits various subsidiaries inside and outside south Africa in order to pave the wayfor effective collective bargaining by the independent black trade unlon movementin South Africas (d) rn cases of continued obstruction by management, international campaignson the TNCS concerned involving appropriate solidarity action. Such internalionalcampaigns will be initiated in response to the expressed needs of the independentblack trade union novement, by ICFTU, in co-operation with national centres and I?Sl (e) Research into the activities and structureview to identifying the scale and nature of comrnerialof target companies with alinks with South AfricaiA/40/ 465/Add. l English Page 18 (f) The development of information material- on the situation of South African workers in the companies and their unions, with particular reference to their views on the fight against apartheid and the companies'policies, for distribution to union members in the target conpaniesl (S) Suspension of contracts and calls for bans on nerr investment and disinvestnent where conpanies refuse to work with the independent black trade uni.ons in South Africa. Influx control and migrant workers 13. ICFTU reiterates its abhorrence of the apartheid system and particularly singles out the pernicious influx control system which denies South African workers the right to seek work where they wish, to live with their families and to live normal farnily lives. The fight of the independent trade unions against this obnoxious systen should be supported by the int,ernational trade union novement by providing assistance ained at mitigating the immediate problems. Programmes of assistance to nigrant workers such as those already operating in Botswana and Lesotho should be extended into South Africa in order to strengthen the trade union movement in the southern African region as a whole.
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the relationship between international trade unions and South African unions, with a specific emphasis on promoting collective bargaining and supporting the fight against apartheid. The measures discussed include international campaigns, research, information dissemination, and economic pressure on companies. This suggests that the category should be related to employment and labor relations.