@LuckyKunene2024 @Vic_thats_that@GaytonMcK That's not a crime. So long as it is done overboard, and to deserving people. Don't forget that SA doesn't manufacture its own vehicles or aircrafts for example, and a section of expatriates are often needed to get things going. Their absence has actually stifled employment .
Something is not right. You account for more than 80% of the population, you control all economic policy institutions for 30 years, youโve had BEE since 1990s, you live in a democracy, yet, you are still left behind. You canโt even start a spaza shop. Astonishing!
@KanthanPillay@Patriot0620 Thank you Kanthan. Very easy for people to assume. The easy way out is often to claim that foreigners have taken the jobs, rather than to blame government's populist but regressive policies. I will have to check on what's bad with the LRA though.
@CCMA_SA Please what is the CCMA doing to resolve case backlogs? There are cases waiting six months and longer just waiting for arbitration while workers unfairly dismissed languish.
@BusiMavuso2 I often find your take on public matters refreshing. We do not often hear solutions to the backlog. For most, it's easy to say 'do not extend the validity' because it is populist to say so. Very few opinions, if any, proffer the procedurally right solution, clearing the backlog.