Accelerate your career with Solidarity’s occupational networks!

Marné Pienaar

There is a familiar saying that goes: “It takes a village.” People usually use this when they refer to raising a family, but the principle applies to every aspect of life. Solidarity knows that we are stronger together and has created a platform where workers can come and learn together, be inspired and accelerate their careers. The occupational networks are a unique benefit that any Solidarity member has access to. Now it is your turn to use this benefit to your advantage!

What are occupational networks?

Solidarity’s occupational networks are a community of individuals in the workforce within a specific industry. This group of like-minded, hard-working people forms a network where you can learn from each other, share ideas, and most importantly, stay updated on the latest developments in your industry.

Who can join Solidarity’s occupational networks?

These networks are available to members of Solidarity only. Click here to learn more about the Solidarity membership and what it offers.

List of Solidarity’s occupational networks

Solidarity currently has eleven (11) occupational networks available to members.

1. 1. Solidarity Law Network
2. 2. Solidarity Teachers’ Network
3. 3. Solidarity Trades’ Network
4. 4. Solidarity Doctors’ Network
5. 5. Solidarity Nursing Network
6. 6. Solidarity Pharmacists’ Network
7. 7. Solidarity Social Workers’ Network
8. 8. Solidarity Financial Network
9. 9. Solidarity Communication and Marketing Network
10. 10. Solidarity IT Network
11. 11. Solidarity Office Practitioners’ Network

Real impact

Networking and job opportunities

The occupational networks often organise in-person networking events, especially for young workers, so that they can learn from the masters in their field. Many students or young workers have secured job opportunities by attending networking events such as these.

Protect your rights in the workplace

Solidarity believes that anyone who wants to work should be able to find work without being subjected to unfair racial laws but be appointed based on merit. However, our government still tries to push the narrative that Black Economic Empowerment will promote the growth and prosperity of South Africans, which has proven untrue. Solidarity fights against laws that will bring about more poverty for our people and protect the jobs of our members by standing up against laws such as the National Health Insurance Bill, or the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Bill.

How to become a member

To become a member, simply click here, fill out the form with your details, and be empowered to get that dream job!

There has never been a better time to join an organisation that not only has your best interests at heart but also fights daily to make South Africa a free, safe, and prosperous country.