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LISTEN | Six months without pay leaves radiographers in debt

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LISTEN | Six months without pay leaves radiographers in debt

Eleven newly appointed diagnostic radiographers at Johannesburg public clinics have gone unpaid for up to six months despite completing all recruitment and appointment procedures.

Management instructed them to start work before formal approval, resulting,

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