Trolley assistants at malls pay a 'fee' to be allowed to collect tips from shoppers
Some car guards pay up to R50 per day to an ‘agency’ to secure a spot at shopping malls. If they receive no tips, shortfalls must be made up the next day.
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Some car guards pay up to R50 per day to an ‘agency’ to secure a spot at shopping malls. If they receive no tips, shortfalls must be made up the next day.
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Some Trolley assistants — often referred to as ‘car guards’ — say they pay up to R50 a day, leaving them little to take home.
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