Deputy Minister of Employment and Labour Jomo Sibiya says employers who hire undocumented workers could soon face fines of up to R100,000 per worker, while thousands of additional labour inspectors are expected to be deployed to enforce compliance. What could these changes mean for households, businesses and workers across South Africa?

Guest: Jomo Sibiya - Deputy Minister of Employment and Labour  

Deputy Minister of Employment and Labour Jomo Sibiya says employers who hire undocumented workers could soon face fines of up to R100,000 per worker, while thousands of additional labour inspectors are expected to be deployed to enforce compliance. What could these changes mean for households, businesses and workers across South Africa?
Guest: Jomo Sibiya - Deputy Minister of Employment and Labour &nbsp;

The National Briefing

Deputy Minister of Employment and Labour Jomo Sibiya says employers who hire undocumented workers could soon face fines of up to R100,000 per worker, while thousands of additional labour inspectors are expected to be deployed to enforce compliance.