The Congress of South African Trade Unions
opposes the fact that labour brokers are profiting from the recently introduced
Employment Tax Incentive.
The Union is speaking out
about this after recent reports in the local newspapers.
The Incentive, formerly known as the Youth
Wage Subsidy, does not guarantee newly hired young workers a job after the tax
rebate expires, which is seen as exploitation by COSATU.
COSATU Spokesperson Patrick Craven said it
is very bad to note that young people start at work on a price and this is like
selling them
Craven also said the union has been
fighting for a total ban of labour brokers because they exploit work and now
they are even more exploited.
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