Pick n Pay pays its lowest-paid employees nearly R6k per month, while Spar promised 40% increase
If Spar keeps its promise of a 40% increase, the lowest-paid employees could earn more than double what Pick n Pay employees earn.
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If Spar keeps its promise of a 40% increase, the lowest-paid employees could earn more than double what Pick n Pay employees earn.
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