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As from 1 July 2017, the new minimum wage rates for the hospitality industry sector are increased.
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what is the rate for the managers in the hospitality indstrie
Reply to Leticia: There is no specific rate for managers. The same minimum applies.
Please what is the minimum
The new minimum in the hospitality sector is set out on the page you visited – https://labourwise.co.za/labour-news-teazer/new-minimum-rates-hospitality-minimum-wage. The new national minimum wage is likely to be R20 per hour.