Somila
Nkosana
29
November 2016
The South
African Domestic Service and Allied Workers’ Union says while it welcomes the
increase in wages, it simply is not enough.
As of Thursday,
employees in urban areas who work a minimum of 27 hours a week will be paid a
minimum of R2 422 per month and R12 49 for those who work hourly.
The union
says it’s in talks with government to implement a R3 500 minimum wage.
Spokesperson,
Myrtle Witbooi says unionised domestic workers are being exploited.
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