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Themba Siwela
Themba Siwela was born in the 1970's in a humble village north of Durban called Kwa Mashu. He left school early to earn his keep, gathering his pencils, paints and…>
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Going for Broke
PULLING IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS: The contentious issue of labour brokers must come to a head sooner or later.
Peter Kratz says:
Cosatu and Government argue that unless a job is "Decent" its not acceptable. In general there are not many that would argue against that. But if we choose as a society to only allow decent jobs then we must do the DECENT thing and provide food and shelter and education for the millions of people that cant get decent work.
terry bell says:
This cartoon sums it up perfectly: no dialogue — and going full tilt in different directions.
Side says:
This cartoon perfectly shows labour brokers to be the middle men. They serve no other purpose but to make money out of workers and their employers (both ultimately costing the worker)
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