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#LepelleNorthernWater| Former employees cause disruptions over unpaid wages

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Lepelle Northern Water has assured residents that the Giyani Water Treatment Plant is fully operational, and refurbishment work is continuing despite recent disruptions caused by a group of former workers protesting over alleged unpaid wages. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke,  Lepelle Northern Water spokesperson Joe Makhafola dismissed claims that the former workers had not been paid for 7 months and clarified that the workers were employed by a subcontractor to the main contractor and their contracts have since been terminated.
5 Aug English South Africa Business · Arts

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