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 The [[ Performing Arts Workers' Equity]] (Acronym: '''[[PAWE]]''') was founded in 19** to replace the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] ('''[[SAFTU]]''').
-It was a small [[Trade unions|trade union]] that at its peak had a membership of only 365, but it was affiliated to the [[Trade unions|Congress of South African Trade Unions]] ('''[[COSATU]]''').
+It was a small [[Trade unions|trade union]] that at its peak had a membership of only 365, but it was affiliated to the powerful [[Trade unions|Congress of South African Trade Unions]] ('''[[COSATU]]''').
 In 2007 '''[[PAWE]]''' amalgamated with '''[[MUSA]]''' (the [[Musicians Union of South Africa]]) to form '''[[CWUSA]]''' (the [[Creative Workers Union of South Africa]]). This process began in 2005 and culminated in a Launching Congress on 7-9 September 2007 in Johannesburg

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 The [[ Performing Arts Workers' Equity]] (Acronym: '''[[PAWE]]''') was founded in 19** to replace the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] ('''[[SAFTU]]''').
-It was a small [[Trade unions|trade union]] that at its peak had a membership of only 365, but it was affiliated to the [[Trade unions|Congress of South African Trade Unions]] (COSATU).
+It was a small [[Trade unions|trade union]] that at its peak had a membership of only 365, but it was affiliated to the [[Trade unions|Congress of South African Trade Unions]] ('''[[COSATU]]''').
 In 2007 '''[[PAWE]]''' amalgamated with '''[[MUSA]]''' (the [[Musicians Union of South Africa]]) to form '''[[CWUSA]]''' (the [[Creative Workers Union of South Africa]]). This process began in 2005 and culminated in a Launching Congress on 7-9 September 2007 in Johannesburg

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-Acronym: '''PAWE'''
+The [[ Performing Arts Workers' Equity]] (Acronym: '''[[PAWE]]''') was founded in 19** to replace the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] ('''[[SAFTU]]''').
-The [[Performing Arts Workers' Equity]] was founded in 19** to replace the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] ([[SAFTU]]) and the **. It is a small [[Trade unions|trade union]] and has a membership of only 365, but is affiliated to the [[Trade unions|Congress of South African Trade Unions]] (COSATU).
+It was a small [[Trade unions|trade union]] that at its peak had a membership of only 365, but it was affiliated to the [[Trade unions|Congress of South African Trade Unions]] (COSATU).
-In 2007 '''PAWE''' amalgamated with [[MUSA]] (the [[Musicians Union of South Africa]]) to form [[CWUSA]] (the [[Creative Workers Union of South Africa]]). This process began in 2005 and culminated in a Launching Congress on 7-9 September 2007 in Johannesburg
+In 2007 '''[[PAWE]]''' amalgamated with '''[[MUSA]]''' (the [[Musicians Union of South Africa]]) to form '''[[CWUSA]]''' (the [[Creative Workers Union of South Africa]]). This process began in 2005 and culminated in a Launching Congress on 7-9 September 2007 in Johannesburg
 == Sources ==
 ''[[Sunday World]]'', 12 August 2000.
 == Return to ==
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]

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+''[[Sunday World]]'', 12 August 2000.
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 Acronym: '''PAWE'''
-The [[Performing Arts Workers' Equity]] was founded in 19** to replace the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] ([[SAFTU]]) and the **. It is a small [[Trade unions|trade union]] and has a membership of only 365, but is affiliated to the [[Congress of South African Trade Unions]].
+The [[Performing Arts Workers' Equity]] was founded in 19** to replace the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] ([[SAFTU]]) and the **. It is a small [[Trade unions|trade union]] and has a membership of only 365, but is affiliated to the [[Trade unions|Congress of South African Trade Unions]] (COSATU).
 In 2007 '''PAWE''' amalgamated with [[MUSA]] (the [[Musicians Union of South Africa]]) to form [[CWUSA]] (the [[Creative Workers Union of South Africa]]). This process began in 2005 and culminated in a Launching Congress on 7-9 September 2007 in Johannesburg

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	The [[Performing Arts Workers’ Equity]] was founded in 19 to replace the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] ([[SAFTU]]) and the . It is a small [[Trade unions\|trade union]] and has a membership of only 365, but is affiliated to the [[Congress of South African Trade Unions]].		The [[Performing Arts Workers’ Equity]] was founded in 19 to replace the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] ([[SAFTU]]) and the . It is a small [[Trade unions\|trade union]] and has a membership of only 365, but is affiliated to the [[Congress of South African Trade Unions]].
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		+	In 2007 PAWE amalgamated with [[MUSA]] (the [[Musicians Union of South Africa]]) to form [[CWUSA]] (the [[Creative Workers Union of South Africa]]). This process began in 2005 and culminated in a Launching Congress on 7-9 September 2007 in Johannesburg

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−	The [[Performing Arts Workers’ Equity]] was founded in 19 to replace the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] ([[SAFTU]]) and the . It is a small trade union and has a membership of only 365, but is affiliated to the [[Congress of South African Trade Unions]].	+	The [[Performing Arts Workers’ Equity]] was founded in 19 to replace the [[South African Film and Theatre Union]] ([[SAFTU]]) and the . It is a small [[Trade unions\|trade union]] and has a membership of only 365, but is affiliated to the [[Congress of South African Trade Unions]].

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