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Should Those Who Can't Afford Minimum Wage Not Have Helpers?

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The average domestic worker in South Africa is 37 and earns about R2 989 a month, with domestic work being her only source of income, according to a report released by Africa’s largest home service platform, SweepSouth. Independent Economist, Ndumiso Hadebe, joined Sizwe Dhlomo to share insights on what this means, taking into account the concept of minimum wage.

3 Aug 2023 1AM English South Africa Entertainment News

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