Sahakara Sarige, Chikmagalur

Working class in India, especially the wage earners, have never been in the mainstream. In the changing market scenario they are looking desperately, not only to meet their economic requisites but also for specific social identity. They have been making constant efforts to come at par with other socially upward classes. Their aspirations for their children are not different from those of middle class, but they seldom have access to the means to realise them. Thus, they never enjoy social identity in the society. This has been the basic feature of wage earning class of our country. It is true that the social side, especially the general social well being of family is of greater significance than the wage cost. More than money, they yearn for a career path that will catapult them across the fence to a job, which sounds middle rung, if not actually middle class. Therefore, any worker organisation should have an objective of providing the minimum social facilities, requisites and social identity to the working class.

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