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The Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality has frozen payments amounting to R2m a month after completing a verification process of its employees.MMC for Corporate and Shared Services Kingsley Wakelin says the process aimed to eliminate potential ghost employees and deter future adverse audit findings.“Tshwane has frozen salary and stipend payments totalling over R2m per month.
“Once unverified employees and EPWP participants were identified, Tshwane took immediate steps to halt their salary and wage payments and further resolved to terminate their employment and participation in the EPWP.” “Tshwane intends to conduct employee and EPWP participant verification on an annual basis. This action confirms our commitment to clean audits and responsible use of the metro’s strained finances,” says Wakelin.During the metro’s administrative saga of 2020 , it embarked on an audit and verification process to weed out so-called ghost employees.
It audited and verified all employees over six days, from August 14 to 9, 2020, to ascertain their exact number.
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