The Trade Union Congress of South Africa (TUCSA) is a national trade union federation in South Africa, representing various labor unions. Established in 1955, it aims to promote the interests of workers and advocate for their rights in the workplace. TUCSA focuses on issues such as fair wages, job security, and improved working conditions. TUCSA plays a significant role in the South African labor movement by engaging with government and employers on labor policies. It also provides support and resources to its affiliated unions, helping them to effectively represent their members and address workplace challenges.