Exodus of engineers at Eskom
Eskom engineers and technical staff are leaving the power utility because of affirmative action, a lack of career prospects, cadre deployment, nepotism, and a toxic work environment.
This is according to an article in Rapport, which highlighted problems in retaining skilled technical employees at Eskom.
Eskom engineers and technical staff are leaving the power utility because of affirmative action, a lack of career prospects, cadre deployment, nepotism, and a toxic work environment.
This is according to an article in Rapport, which highlighted problems in retaining skilled technical employees at Eskom.