Department condemns child labour
The Department of Labour has reiterated their stance on condemning any form of child labour and promoting the protection of children.
- department of labour
- provincial operations
- nomfundodouw jack
- basic conditions of employment act (bcea)
- sectoral determination 13: farm workers sector (sd13)
- unemployment insurance act (uia)
- compensation for occupational injuries and diseases act (coida)
- occupational health and safety act (ohsa)
- south african police services (saps)
- child labour
- mildred oliphant
- inkosi phathekile holomisa
- thobile lamati
- lejweleputswa district
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