The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union (SATAWU) is calling on road freight and logistics companies to stop employing undocumented foreign nationals as truck drivers. SATAWU says it's unacceptable that employers overlook qualified unemployed local truck drivers, in favour of foreign nationals in an attempt to cut costs. SATAWU general secretary, Jack Mazibuko says greater collaboration among unions, the labour department, home affairs, and the police are necessary to fight against the employment of undocumented foreigners. Ernest Ntimbane spoke to SATAWU's Patrick Nephawe

<p>The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union (SATAWU) is calling on road freight and logistics companies to stop employing undocumented foreign nationals as truck drivers. SATAWU says it's unacceptable that employers overlook qualified unemployed local truck drivers, in favour of foreign nationals in an attempt to cut costs. SATAWU general secretary, Jack Mazibuko says greater collaboration among unions, the labour department, home affairs, and the police are necessary to fight against the employment of undocumented foreigners. Ernest Ntimbane spoke to SATAWU's Patrick Nephawe</p>

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