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National Minimum Wage Update from Bargaining Council

Stephen Delport of the Bargaining Council explains why it is imperative for the industry to comply with the R20 per hour minimum wage and that the Department of Labour will be checking on salons to ensure this is being done.

If salons need any further info, or assistance on how to comply with the minimum wage, please contact your local Bargaining Council who will gladly help you. Contact details can be found HERE

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