Definition:
The Minimum Wages Act No. 27 of 1925 gave the Minister for Labour the power to force employers to give preference to Whites when hiring workers.
Repealed by Wage Act No. 44 of 1937.
By Alistair Boddy-Evans, About.com Guide
The Minimum Wages Act No. 27 of 1925 gave the Minister for Labour the power to force employers to give preference to Whites when hiring workers.
Repealed by Wage Act No. 44 of 1937.