【全非资讯·南非】 南非Premier Foods工人工会担忧失业潮

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Premier Foods位于图尔巴赫（Tulbagh）的西开普省水果制品厂的工人们表示，拟议中的关闭将让他们失业，并使他们更难以获得基本服务。在与工会的裁员谈判陷入僵局后，工人们举行了抗议活动。员工们表示，失业保险基金（UIF）、银行、南非社会保障局（SASSA）和医疗等服务主要集中在约30公里外的塞雷斯（Ceres）。要养活五口之家的季节工阿内尔·加贝拉（Anele Gabela）说，交通状况……\n\n通过WhatsApp或LinkedIn了解最新头条新闻\n\n在涉嫌犯罪的 figures Vusimuzi \'Cat\' Matlala的证词将其与高级警官和政治人物的联系置于聚光灯下之后，马德兰加委员会（Madlanga Commission）将听取新的证据。马拉拉就涉及被停职的副警察总监沙德拉克·西比亚（Shadrack Sibiya）和其他有影响力人物的指控接受了质询。他还声称西比亚通过第三方收到了钱。然而，由于他的案件尚待法院审理，他拒绝指认据称涉案的人员。\n\n议员对国防部腐败感到震惊\n\n议会国防委员会对国防部和退伍军人部的广泛腐败和招标违规行为表示关切。议员们呼吁进行进一步调查。鹰派（The Hawks）向委员会表示，目前有13起涉及价值数亿兰特合同的案件正在调查中，其中一些已移交国家公诉机关。其中一项调查涉及据称非法转移士兵向南非捐赠的4000万兰特。

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Workers at Premier Foods’ Fruit Products Western Cape plant in Tulbagh hace said that a proposed closure would leave them without jobs and make it harder to access essential services, reports EWN. Workers picketed after retrenchment talks with unions deadlocked. Employees have said that services such as Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF), banking, SASSA and healthcare are largely available in Ceres, about 30km away. Seasonal worker Anele Gabela, who supports a household of five, said transport co

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