South Africa’s national minimum wage has risen by 5%, with farm workers, domestic workers, general assistants, and security guards set to earn R30.23 an hour from 1 March. Cosatu parliamentary co‑ordinator Matthew Parks helps us understand the broader implications for workers, businesses and the economy. <a href="http://www.kayafm.co.za/">Kaya FM </a>

South Africa’s national minimum wage has risen by 5%, with farm workers, domestic workers, general assistants, and security guards set to earn R30.23 an hour from 1 March. Cosatu parliamentary co‑ordinator Matthew Parks helps us understand the broader implications for workers, businesses and the economy. Kaya FM

South Africa’s national minimum wage has risen by 5%, with farm workers, domestic workers, general assistants, and security guards set to earn R30.23 an hour from 1 March. Cosatu parliamentary co‑ordinator Matthew Parks helps us understand the broader implications for workers, businesses and the economy. <a href="http://www.kayafm.co.za/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Kaya FM </a>

South Africa’s national minimum wage has risen by 5%

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South Africa’s national minimum wage has risen by 5%

South Africa’s national minimum wage has risen by 5%