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KwaZulu-Natal authorities are tightening the screws on businesses employing undocumented foreign nationals. Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli says there will be intensifi…
KwaZulu-Natal authorities are tightening the screws on businesses employing undocumented foreign nationals.
Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli says there will be intensified enforcement with Operation Engangeni Ngesango Iyafohla September.
Raids will target companies suspected of violating immigration and labour laws in and around the Mandeni Municipality.
We are now joined via video link by Douglas Nelson, CEO of Moolla attorneys and director at legal leaders insurance.
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@@cloudstrife8791Imported2mo ago
Never really hearing the border employees being arrested...their literally the people taking bribes to get illegals into SA but sure arrest the company owner and guess what? They get traumatised or angry and in retalliation close their company killing all remaining local/legal employees in the process. <br><br>Look what the march protest did. We now seeing fruit/meat/sugar prices skyrocket famers already have redtape BEE water licence problems, lack of rain and now the angry are to lazy to do the open positions and we all get hit with the costs.<br><br>Today i had to listen as ppl kept calling in they have headaches cant come to work babbalas mondays but the foreigners are there. <br><br>This low wage nonsense stereotype is overused