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WAGES RATES AND INCREASES SET FOR WAITERS, CHEFS AND OTHER RESTAURANT WORKERS. In recent developments regarding wage rates and increases for workers, chefs, and other relevant employees in the South African restaurant industry, the Minister of Employment and Labour has extended a collective agreement to bind non-parties across the sector in terms of section 32 of the LRA. The collective agreement, established within the Bargaining Council for the Restaurant, Catering, and Allied trades, addresses crucial aspects such as the hourly minimum wage for waiters, chefs, and managers. The Minister of Employment and Labour has extended a collective agreement to bind non-parties across the restaurant industry in terms of section 32 of the LRA. The collective agreement was concluded in the Bargaining Council for the Restaurant, Catering and Allied trades. In terms of the agreement, the current hourly minimum wage for waiters in the restaurant industry is R27.58. From 1 June 2024, it will increase to R28.76 per hour. For chefs and managers, the current hourly minimum wage is R47.07. From 1 June 2024, it will increase to R50.36 per hour. #restaurants #employers #catering #chefs #labourlaws #management #managers #hr