The National Employers' Association of South Africa, NEASA has raised concern over unannounced blitz inspections at businesses by some Ministers, Deputy Ministers and politicians with camera crews. The employers' body says only labour inspectors and immigration officers are permitted to enter premises to enforce labour, immigration and workplace safety laws. This follows reports of politicians detaining undocumented workers during coordinated inspections aimed at curbing labour exploitation. We spoke to NEASA National Manager, Jaco Swart.

<p>The National Employers' Association of South Africa, NEASA has raised concern over unannounced blitz inspections at businesses by some Ministers, Deputy Ministers and politicians with camera crews. The employers' body says only labour inspectors and immigration officers are permitted to enter premises to enforce labour, immigration and workplace safety laws. This follows reports of politicians detaining undocumented workers during coordinated inspections aimed at curbing labour exploitation. We spoke to NEASA National Manager, Jaco Swart.</p>

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