A meat company dismissed a work for marketing and selling biltong

With rising food and fuel costs, it's now more enticing than ever to take up a side hustle. Beware your moonlighting shouldn't be in conflict with your day job. This happened with a meat company that dismissed one of its workers. The employee was a sales representative for the business but also marketed and sold her own biltong. Employment Specialist, Osborne Molatudi discussed the case with eNCA's Tumelo Mothotoane. Courtesy of #DStv403

[@mrtee4878]

That was an obvious breach of contract.

[@martinmuller7127]

so sad , there's nothing to discuss .... close down that meat company, they can't sort out the workers than close business.... there's nothing to be afraid of , you've got nothing to loose and nothing to gain if the business stay open.

[@arethamvimbi9006]

What if the worker stole the meat to make biltong? There is really no need to discuss anything here. Fire the employee