Hold on people. You don't seem to understand how a farm works.
There is a minimum rate that the government lays down. If your workers are fed, clothed and housed these rates drop drastically.
The kid getting R300 a month is minus the breakfasts, lunches, suppers, clothes, water, lights and a roof over their head.
Go talk to any farm worker and they will never complain about their pay, they know the life they are getting on the farm is a lot better than if they were somewhere else earning triple that without all the perks.
As I've said, you cannot force someone to work on your farm, there are a lot of them that live there but don't work because they are family of a worker. If the kid didn't want to work he could've gone somewhere else and still had a place to sleep.
There is a minimum rate that the government lays down. If your workers are fed, clothed and housed these rates drop drastically.
The kid getting R300 a month is minus the breakfasts, lunches, suppers, clothes, water, lights and a roof over their head.
Go talk to any farm worker and they will never complain about their pay, they know the life they are getting on the farm is a lot better than if they were somewhere else earning triple that without all the perks.
As I've said, you cannot force someone to work on your farm, there are a lot of them that live there but don't work because they are family of a worker. If the kid didn't want to work he could've gone somewhere else and still had a place to sleep.