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SA Labour broking a multi-billion rand industry providing employment to large numbers of employees
As an industry which employs individuals for placement with third parties, the scope for exploitation of employees cannot be disregarded.
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South African News
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| The Green Scorpions have arrested a Free State man believed to be involved in the illegal dumping of medical waste in the Welkom area. |
| Policeman wounded during hijacking |
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| The Franschhoek Pass has been closed to traffic because of a raging fire that is approaching the Three Streams and Bordeaux farms. |
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