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Tag: Philemon Bhembe

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Security Guards are Essential but Remain Exploited

October 10, 2019Zanele SabelaNo commentsAndiswa Mkosi, Edmond Patrick Ndlovu, Lindiwe Promise Magwaza, Magnificent Mndebele, New Frame, Philemon Bhembe, private security wage negotiations 2019

The plight of men and women working in South Africa’s private security sector is worsened by low pay, dangerous conditions and manipulation by superiors. By: Magnificent Mndebele Photographer: Andiswa Mkosi Edmond Patrick Ndlovu, 40, is a father of three from Giyani, Limpopo. About two decades ago, he moved, without his family, to seek better opportunities. He currently…

WATCH: National Minimum Wage Explained

February 27, 2019Zanele Sabela1 commentCCMA, Department of Labour, National Minimum Wage (NMW), National Minimum Wage Act, Philemon Bhembe, Security sector

SATAWU National Coordinator for Security Sector, Philemon Bhembe, talks National Minimum Wage Act, specifically for security officers. WATCH: SATAWU National Coordinator for Security Sector, Philemon Bhembe, addresses officers on the National Minimum Wage Act. Posted by Satawu- South African Transport & Allied Workers ' Union on Wednesday, 27 February 2019

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