The EFF is calling for visible law enforcement against companies who continue to deduct worker contributions for pension, provident fund and health benefits but fail to pay these over to the Private Security Sector Provident Fund. This follows findings by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority which revealed last year that more than three-thousand private security companies and municipalities risked the future of 300-thousand security guards by not paying their contributions. We spoke to EFF spokesperson Sinawo Tambo

<p>The EFF is calling for visible law enforcement against companies who continue to deduct worker contributions for pension, provident fund and health benefits but fail to pay these over to the Private Security Sector Provident Fund. This follows findings by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority which revealed last year that more than three-thousand private security companies and municipalities risked the future of 300-thousand security guards by not paying their contributions. We spoke to EFF spokesperson Sinawo Tambo</p>

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EFF calls  for visible law enforcement against companies deduct worker contributions for pension, provident fund and health benefits but fail to pay over to the Private Security Sector Provident Fund