Outrage as a Benoni woman Is Paid Only R151 Monthly At work
A story circulating on social media has left many people shocked.
According to posts online, Ntombifuthi Manqola — said to be a worker at a SPAR store in Benoni — claims she received only R151.74 after working the whole month.
It is alleged she was told she “wasn’t clocking in properly”, and that management would check security footage — but this allegedly never happened.
⚠️ Important to note:
This information is not yet verified, and no official statement or payslip has been released publicly.
However, the story is gaining attention because many retail workers say they’ve experienced similar issues, including:
* Clocking systems not recording properly
* Disputes over working hours
* Late or incomplete payments
Whether this specific case is accurate or not, it raises broader concerns about how workers are treated and paid.
Under South African labour laws, employees must be paid for hours worked — and disputes should be properly investigated.
Relevant stakeholders are encouraged to respond and clarify the situation.
What do you think — have you ever experienced issues with clocking systems or being underpaid?
