has announced that the national minimum wage for each ordinary hour worked will, as of March 2021, increase from R20.76 to R21.69.
Nxesi said the national minimum wage commission considered factors including inflation, the cost of living and GDP in the annual adjustment. R21.69 per hour and domestic workers will be entitled to R19.09 per hour. A daily rate for domestic workers is R152.72, while a monthly rate for 20 working days comes to about R3,054.
Nxesi said workers who are part of the expanded public works programme are entitled to R11.93 per hour and workers who have concluded learnership agreements are entitled to allowances as determined by the national qualifications framework level.Besides housing, transport and schooling, workers also have to budget for food each month.
While the minimum wage may have increased, a rise in food prices over the last few months has seen the grocery bill get more expensive.shows that basic food items for South African households cost R2,194.02. These items exclude household and personal hygiene products, which cost R698.21 according to the index.
Making it just one step harder for an unemployed person to get employed
For the internationals, that's just shy of US$1.50 - an hour.
Such a joke that someone like Thulas is called a minster in this country. He was minister of public works during the Nkandla saga and had no answers as to why they spent a quarter of a billion on renovations....mxm! A bloody joke
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Thulas is one big depression