Businessinsidercoza Unpaid wages 30-minute lunch breaks workers speak out about working conditions at Mara Phones
Mara phones store front Maponya Mall Mara Phones factory workers say that the company still owes them wages. Although the factory stopped production in July 2021, workers were only paid until May 2021. The workers have endured harsh working conditions and said they haven't been able to claim for UIF as they have not been issued retrenchment letters. For more stories, go to www.BusinessInsider.co.za. Workers at the Mara Phone factory at the Dube Trade Port have spoken out about instances of poor pay and exploitation while working at the plant, stating that some of their wages remain unpaid. According to the workers who last worked in July 2021 when the factory halted operations, they last got paid in May 2021 for April and often had to endure late payments. "Since we were employed in 2019 when it [Mara Phones factory] opened, we were given a three-month training contract where we were told that we will get paid approximately between R3,500 to R3,700," one worker told Busin...