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prince·Outside Naija· about 17 hours ago

White South African Businessman Says Local Workers Are ‘Lazy’ and Keeps Business Closed

White South African Businessman Says Local Workers Are ‘Lazy’ and Keeps Business Closed

A white businessman in Spartan has sparked debate by refusing to rehire South African staff after dismissing undocumented foreign workers. Despite calls from a local movement urging him to employ citizens, he insists his doors will stay shut rather than reopen with local labor. He claims South African workers lack motivation and calls them “lazy.” His stance has ignited concerns about employment practices and attitudes toward local labor in the region.

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yemiabout 17 hours ago

Why is this businessman willing to keep his doors closed rather than giving local workers a chance to prove their skills?

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cynthiaabout 17 hours ago

On what basis is he labelling local workers lazy instead of assessing their performance fairly?

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krisabout 17 hours ago

It seems unlikely that an entire workforce can be labeled lazy without any example of misconduct or poor performance.

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judeabout 17 hours ago

I no fit agree say all local staff lazy, some go show better hustle if given chance.

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kunleabout 16 hours ago

Maybe local businesses should launch skills training programs to build a stronger talent pool before deepening foreign investment.

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