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By Palesa Nguqu

The Department of Employment and Labour has warned companies in North West province to be on guard against “impostors” posing as labour inspectors and attempting to sell workplace legislation posters.

The department’s Inspection and Enforcement Services Branch said it had received reports of a group “purporting to be labour inspectors, selling legislation posters” and targeting firms that do not have the required posters on display.

The scammers allegedly extort money by claiming non-compliance with labour laws and issuing spot fines, according to a statement from the department.

Provincial Chief Inspector Chris Sithole said all inspection services from the department are free. He said the department does not sell any labour publications, including charts, pamphlets and posters.

“The business community must be cautious and report any suspicious activities or visits. They should report to the South African Police Services or the nearby office of the department. If they

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