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News24 reports that traffic officers who accepted bribes from motorists would spend the New Year behind bars, Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) CEO Advocate Makhosini Msibi said on Tuesday. Source: Latest News
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Cape Town clothing boss pins blame for unpaid wages on workers
Daily Voice reports that the clothing factory owner accused of not paying her workers ahead of the festive season has hit back, saying she feels “betrayed” by her employees. Source: Latest News
SAPS, Solidarity tight-lipped on terms and conditions of promotions deal
News24 writes that for almost 18 months three members of trade union Solidarity halted the promotion of more than a thousand police officers after they complained they were being discriminated against. Source: Latest News
Job Hunt 101: Social media pros and cons
Business Report writes that employers are scrutinising job applicants’ online profiles more closely than ever during the appointment process, and job hunters should rehabilitate their online footprint before sending out applications. Source: Latest News
Planned Joburg metro cop strike won’t take place on Thursday: report
EWN reports that the Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) says a planned strike by its officers will not take place on Thursday as their representatives are still in talks with the SA Municipal Workers’ Union (Samwu) and the Labour Court. Source: Latest News
Police trainees lauded for festive season duty at shopping malls
The Citizen reports that acting national police commissioner Kgomotso Phahlane on Tuesday came out in defence of the deployment of trainee constables to work at malls during the festive season. Source: Latest News
How much does Santa earn per day for spreading good cheer?
IOL News reports that on average a Santa Claus earns about R250 to R500 per day for spreading holiday cheer, according to Claire Cobbledick, head of marketing for Gumtree SA. Source: Latest News
SAPS, Solidarity deal over affirmative action promotions will see over 1,300 promotions
News24 reports that more than 1,300 police officers would receive promotions in the new financial year and their salaries would be back-paid to April 2013, acting national commissioner Lieutenant-General Kgomotso Phahlane said on Tuesday. Source: Latest News
Sadtu reiterates it never sanctioned the selling of jobs at schools
The Citizen reports that the SA Democratic Teachers’ Union (Sadtu) on Tuesday reiterated that it never sanctioned any of its member to sell teaching posts. Source: Latest News
Thursday’s Joburg metro cop strike will see deployments from outside Gauteng
EWN reports that traffic police from various provinces are expected to be deployed in Gauteng on Thursday due to a planned Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) strike. Source: Latest News