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BTTB said:If these people are employed in the Security Industry then who do they work for and why are their jobs paid so little?
That is surely what it is. My friend just got back from working on a cruiseliner where the Philpinos on board are willing to be paid less than the other workers for doing exactly the same job. Good job we dont have many of them here!BTTB said:My question is who do these Security Guards work for?
It certainly wouldn't be Government.
I read that they were complaining of earning R1100 per month.
The exact figures I cannot recall now and it would certainly vary between individuals.
I can only assume they work for Private Security firms or Individuals?
There is the Labour Laws to consider as far as Minimum Basic Wages.
So what are they striking for, if it it is not an increase in wages? Do they mean to increase the Minimum Wage in the country or am I missing something here?
If these people are employed in the Security Industry then who do they work for and why are their jobs paid so little?
One answer could be all the foreigners that all seem to be very able Car Attendants who you greet by saying Bonjour Monsieur and he seeing me to be a large white dude automatically thinks you are Afrikaans and says More Meneer.
I think it is cute, but jokes aside is it not perhaps the supply and demand principle at play here?
Too many people looking for too few jobs, hence the poor wage offerings?
hj2k_x said:That is surely what it is. My friend just got back from working on a cruiseliner where the Philpinos on board are willing to be paid less than the other workers for doing exactly the same job. Good job we dont have many of them here!
ajak said:You whities are always screwing up everything, can’t even have a peaceful demonstration.![]()
And yes APARTHEID BROKE THE WINDOWS