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Business Botswana not ready for P4k minimum wage

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Business Botswana has pushed back hard against the proposed P4,000 minimum wage, warning that its immediate implementation could cripple businesses, trigger job losses, and force many to shut down. The organization that represents about 2,500 businesses across the country, has urged the Minister of Labour and Home Affairs, Major General Pius Mokgware, to reconsider the timeline for the wage hike. Following a February summit in Gaborone, Business…

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Business Botswana not ready for P4k minimum wage

Business Botswana has pushed back hard against the proposed P4,000 minimum wage, warning that its immediate implementation could cripple businesses, trigger job losses, and force many to shut down. The organization that represents about 2,500 businesses across the country, has urged the Minister of Labour and Home Affairs, Major General Pius Mokgware, to reconsider the timeline for the wage hike. Following a February summit in Gaborone, Business…

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