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NATIONAL MINIMUM WAGE: NEXT ANNUAL REVIEW BEGINS
- 05 August 2026
- Labour Law
- SA Legal Academy
The National Minimum Wage Commission has begun its annual review in anticipation of reporting to Employment & Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth with possible adjustment recommendations. To that end, the Commission has gazetted a notice calling for written submissions by 4 September 2026. Stakeholders making input are also required to complete a questionnaire.
Once the Commission has published its report, members of the public will have a further opportunity to comment.
- Government Gazette notice
Published by SA Legal Academy Policy Watch
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