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Ninety employees say that they have not been paid for several weeks after being fooled to quit their job and join the chain that was to be launched next month.
JOHANNESBURG – The owner of a press house involved in an allegedly fraudulent job scam naively claimed that he was cheating the workers and insisted that he was running a business. legitimate business.
Workers accused the owner of Vila Kasi Channon Merricks would have persuaded them that he had already obtained the broadcast rights to broadcast a chain of information on DStv.
Ninety employees, including some senior journalists, claim that they have not been paid for several weeks after being fooled into quitting their jobs and joining the chain that was to be launched next month.
One of the employees concerned Fahraaz Patel claims that despite several promises, workers were removed from a pillar to post their wages
. the unions to say that we have been scammed by this man, and according to the report, he was dropped a housing project of 2010. "
However, Merricks claims that his company has experienced a problem with its payroll and s & rsquo; Attack to the question.
"Today, it is about 10, 11 days after the date … and we make the headlines. We are the first company in the world to have made headlines for not paying workers 10 days later.
LISTENING: Vila Kasi's owner, Channon Merricks, responds to accusations of scam
