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"Many workers do not have benefits, not even something as simple as UIF. Taxi associations are currently not liable to have skills and training programmes to upskill workers. The workers want formal recognition because nothing is currently regulating their employment," said Shaku. "These workers are the first to get up and the last ones to sleep. They transport all other workers in various industries," he said.
However, she said the council is currently registering taxi associations as corporatised businesses so all employees can be registered in terms of the South African Basic Conditions of Employment Act, in compliance with the 2020 National Taxi Lelgotla.
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