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Why we re calling for a right to food to be enshrined in law

THROUGHOUT the coronavirus crisis, every worker across the food sectors has provided a vital contribution to feeding the nation. Their work has been essential in keeping our country going during this pandemic. Yet despite working day and night, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year and across the length and breadth of the country, many food workers are shamefully being priced out of the very products they produce.   The cause of the country’s food poverty scandal is not a lack of food to go round.  It is because of a broken, failing and quite literally deadly economy, which Covid-19 has exposed. As shown by the fact the poorest and the low paid are two-and-half times more likely to die from the virus. 

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa - World Socialist Web Site

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa - World Socialist Web Site
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SAA Technical workers still in dark about their future, as they receive partial salaries

SAA Technical is one of the subsidiaries of SAA and not in business rescue. However, employees have not received their full salaries for the past 11 months. It is as yet uncertain if some of the money provided to SAA will be allowed to filter through to SAAT.  While the Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) keenly awaits the completion of the implementation of the business rescue plan of South African Airways (SAA), employees of its subsidiary, SAA Technical (SAA) are still in the dark about their future, it seems. Unlike SAA, its subsidiaries are not in business rescue and therefore fall outside the scope of the business rescue practitioners. 

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