'Overtime must fall' - EMPD members protest over salary increase
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Sphamandla Dlamini
19 March 2025 | 16:34Law enforcement officials downed tools on several routes during peak hour traffic and protested at the Ekurhuleni Civic Centre, demanding a 10% salary increase due to the recent cut in their overtime pay.
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