@HermanMashaba@HomeAffairsSA While ActionSA wins the fight for insourcing, the Minister of @HomeAffairsSA is forcing the outsourcing of our futures to Tenderpreneurs.We are graduates who served for over 3 years. We are breadwinners, not disposable labor. Don’t use & abandon the youth! Give us the dignity!!
At the time when ActionSA is winning the course if insourcing workers in municipalities, we have the Minister of @HomeAffairsSA forcing the outsourcing of a key public service to Tenderpreneurs.
Please, let's stop him from taking the Dignity of a permanent job by giving our people to Labour Brokers. @AtholT@MikaNgobeni@DereleenJ@DrKgosiLetlape@AlanDBeesley@KobeMalebo
The Democratic Alliance is challenging the City of Johannesburg's wage deal with South African Municipal Workers' Union. The city granted the union a R10.3-billion increase. It is meant to address pay disparities and improve service delivery in the metro but the Democratic Alliance disputes this. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403.
Staff are being coerced into signing contracts on extremely short notice, with the threat of immediate unemployment for those who do not comply. The situation is chaotic; the department has closed the digital hub until after Easter, leaving many with no choice but to return home. It is unacceptable that the Department, which claims to need young professionals to fight systemic corruption, is subjecting them to these very practices.
#VoetsekDA #VoetsekZile #VoetsekSchreiber
BREAKING NEWS: Department of Home Affairs allegedly forcing digitisation stuff to be outsourced to a private company.
The Department of Home Affairs, Minister Leon Schreiber and his team of directors want to allegedly outsource the current digitisation staff of between 1 200 and 1 500 to a private company, Phetogo.
The employees have been under the DHA for 3 years, going on 4 years now. They are allegedly earning a salary of R5 000 without any UIF or any benefits. These are graduates who hold qualifications. Now the DHA wants to outsource them to a private company under the same conditions of exploitation.
On the 24 March 2025, police were called in one of the hubs at Silverton, Pretoria because the employees refuse to work under such conditions.
All the hubs were closed down and we were told to go home and wait for further communication. Allegedly they are threatening to fire the stuff and appoint new staff if they refuse to sign with Phetogo a private company. The stuff refuse to be exploited and outsourced.
@EFFSouthAfrica It’s sad the claims his digitising DHA but is ending the contracts of the graduates employed to help digitise DHA end of this month. Contributing to the youth unemployment crisis.
@Leon_Schreib@HomeAffairsSA
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EFF Member of Parliament, Hon. Thapelo Mogale, raises concerns about the employment conditions of workers at the Department of Home Affairs. These workers are employed under a private company, and their working conditions are unacceptable. The Department must take responsibility and address the matter instead of shifting the blame to a third party during the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs.
Hon. Mogale also addressed the arrogant behaviour of the Minister of Home Affairs in response to a letter sent to him, rejecting the response with the contempt it deserves.
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