Breaky Detective, If you are treated unfairly at work, Here is what you can do, Dept or labor gives us steps

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Amahle Mhlongo, a 37-year-old from Durban, believes she's being targeted at work due to being the only black woman in her team, receiving significantly more tasks than her colleagues. She describes the company as having a culture of discrimination, reflecting ongoing issues of racial inequality in South Africa.
Have you ever encountered a situation at work where you felt unfairly treated or discriminated against, and how did you manage it?
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22 Oct 2024 English South Africa Society & Culture

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