Solidarity offers its members protection in the workplace. However, the trade union also is a larger movement which fights for the rights of its members and their communities. Our message is one of protection for today and hope for tomorrow!

One out of three South Africans who want to work, cannot find work    The labour sector is still showing no significant signs of recovery after the recession.  R18-TRILLION PRIZE    Historic joint declaration to grow and transform what Citibank calculates to be world’s most valuable minerals treasure chest  Education enrolments increased, but education levels leave much to be desired, Solidarity study show    Only 7,6% of the almost 1,44 million pupils who started their school career in 1998 qualified for tertiary training in 2009.  Tough wage negotiations continue    The battle for wage increases above the inflation rate continues.  Hold-up over grading could derail negotiations, warns Solidarity    The trade union Solidarity and the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) rejected the wage offer of coal company Exxaro today. Unless the company revises its offer urgently and includes the issue of grading, which has been dragging on for the past three years, in the offer, a settlement cannot be reached, Solidarity warned.

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