Not only ordinary people regard our laws as a joke, foreign firms do, too.
Huawei allegedly ignored a foreign labour quota agreement with SA’s labour department, with foreign staff now at 90%, instead of 40%.
At the same time, though, it is clear that groups of foreigners will not sit idly by when they are targeted by South Africans… and are prepared to fight back. Yet, the company allegedly not only ignored that, it went blatantly to extremes, bringing in foreigners to the point where they now comprise 90% of its staff.
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