ActionSA in the Northern Cape is demanding an urgent investigation into labour exploitation within the hospitality sector.
ActionSA calls for urgent investigation into labour exploitation in Northern Cape hospitality sector amidst high unemployment. Picture: Oupa Mokoena / Independent Newspapers / File
Additionally, it highlights issues of workers being underpaid and the hiring of undocumented foreigners. Recently, numerous restaurants in Gauteng were exposed for mistreating employees, hiring undocumented foreigners, imposing excessive working hours, and paying minimal wages. In response to the article, ActionSA warns that businesses involved in labour violations are just as guilty as those that have already been punished, even if they haven't been caught yet.
This raises questions about the region’s accountability and the thoroughness of investigations into such violations.
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