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Engen probes allegations of petrol attendants being forced to work as gardeners

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Engen Petroleum is investigating one of its franchises in Mamelodi, Tshwane, where workers have revealed that they are forced to do gardening and are not allowed to use bathrooms after 9pm, forcing them to relieve themselves in a bushy area nearby.

29 Jan English South Africa News

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