Union launches Youth desk
By Ofentse Mokae
28 March 2010
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa is concluding its national launch of the Numsa Youth Desk today.
The launch which started yesterday is underway at the Vincent Mabuyakhulu Conference Centre, Newtown, Johannesburg.
The launch is taking place within the context of sharpening class contradictions and inequalities in the country as permeated by the capitalist crisis, says Numsa .
“The national launch is attended by 100 young-worker delegates drawn from the structures of the Union across the country,” the union said.
It is being held under the theme “Young Metalworkers Unite for Decent Work and Socialism – Decent Jobs = Decent Wages”.
Member organisations of the Progressive Youth Alliance which includes the ANC Youth League and the YCL conveyed a message of support to the launch.
28 March 2010
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa is concluding its national launch of the Numsa Youth Desk today.
The launch which started yesterday is underway at the Vincent Mabuyakhulu Conference Centre, Newtown, Johannesburg.
The launch is taking place within the context of sharpening class contradictions and inequalities in the country as permeated by the capitalist crisis, says Numsa .
“The national launch is attended by 100 young-worker delegates drawn from the structures of the Union across the country,” the union said.
It is being held under the theme “Young Metalworkers Unite for Decent Work and Socialism – Decent Jobs = Decent Wages”.
Member organisations of the Progressive Youth Alliance which includes the ANC Youth League and the YCL conveyed a message of support to the launch.
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