According to South African media reports, the minimum wage is becoming a new challenge faced by the garment industry in South Africa. In fact, South Africa has long stipulated that the legal minimum weekly salary for employees in the South African garment industry is 324 rand (approximately US$44). However, many apparel companies have always considered this standard to be out of practice. Therefore, a relatively common practice adopted by companies in order to survive and develop and make up for deficiencies in efficiency and skills is to pay lower wages to employees. Especially in relatively backward rural areas, this phenomenon is particularly prominent, and some weekly pay even less than 200 rand (about 27 US dollars).
Recently, relevant agencies and agencies in South Africa have adopted mandatory measures to force these companies to strictly implement the statutory standards. Due to the inability to pay the minimum wage for employees, more than one-third of garment manufacturers in South Africa may be forced to close. This will not only result in the loss of work for about 20,000 clothing workers, but it will also inevitably hit the economic development of underdeveloped rural areas.
Recently, relevant agencies and agencies in South Africa have adopted mandatory measures to force these companies to strictly implement the statutory standards. Due to the inability to pay the minimum wage for employees, more than one-third of garment manufacturers in South Africa may be forced to close. This will not only result in the loss of work for about 20,000 clothing workers, but it will also inevitably hit the economic development of underdeveloped rural areas.
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