The trade union UASA wholeheartedly supports finance minister Pravin Gordan opinion that South Africa is at a cross-roads over renewed labour unrest in the mining sector

Anglo American Platinum needs to engage with the trade union UASA and other organisations in organised labour to discuss the complex economic challenges facing the entire platinum industry.

The release by the Bureau of Market Research of the latest Consumer Vulnerability Index clearly emphasises the point that workers are trapped in a vicious financial cycle, and something will have to give.

The 2013 UASA South African Employment Report (SAER) shows that for the first time, the average employee’s disposable salary is fewer than 70% of his gross salary. The South African worker's take-home pay is under enormous strain!

Ten children suffering from life threatening diseases are to benefit from the trade union UASA’s annual golf day this year.

With wage negotiations in the mining sector starting next month, the trade union UASA urges all stakeholders to approach the negotiations in a responsible manner.

UASA is most concerned about yet another mine planning to lay off a few thousand already hard-hit workers.

Appointment will benefit stakeholders, shareholders and workers alike

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Pres. Jacob Zuma’s promises in last year’s State of the Nation speech that ministers’ performance will be monitored, appear to have been mere lip-service.