South Africa's garment industry is facing a growing labour shortage after anti-immigrant protests prompted many migrant workers to leave the country. Factory owners in Newcastle say they have lost up to 19% of their workforce, while manufacturers warn that replacing skilled employees will take years. With falling orders, labour shortages, and financial pressures mounting, some factories now fear closure despite the country's high unemployment rate.

South Africa's Garment Industry Faces Worker Shortage After Anti-Immigrant Protests

employment-news

Employment News, News on Employment News, stories on Employment News, articles on Employment News, Employment News stories at Wion, Employment News news, Employment News latest news

employment news

South Africa's Garment Industry Faces Worker Shortage After Anti-Immigrant Protests