01
What it is
Type
Bargaining council
It sets minimum wages in our records.
We class it by its name.
“Regional Bargaining Council for the Contract Cleaning Sector (Excluding Kwa-Zulu Natal)”
Source: our Minimum wages datasetCite
rbccs-7247-a-contract-cleaning-employee Minimum wages
Also named: RBCCS
02
Where it governs, who it works with
None found Its wage areas are defined in words (lists of magisterial districts), which we haven’t joined to places yet.
03
Figures it set
3 figures in our published records were set by it.
The latest
- RBCCS, levy, Every employee other than casual employees, Gauteng, Gqeberha and Cape Town/Stellenbosch regions, employee0.5 percent of the monthly wagefrom 30 March 2026 · Government Gazette No. 54355, Notice R. 7247, page 49 · Minimum wages
Cite
um:fact:ae0a2e38-54f8-4f93-b914-8a0da2a4d1bc - RBCCS, levy, Every employee other than casual employees, Gauteng, Gqeberha and Cape Town/Stellenbosch regions, employer0.5 percent of the monthly wagefrom 30 March 2026 · Government Gazette No. 54355, Notice R. 7247, page 49 · Minimum wages
Cite
um:fact:775b0ae2-d87a-419f-aba0-a865685cce95
04
Figures it published
None found No figure in our published records comes from a document it published.
05
Documents it issued
None found No document in our records names it as publisher or issuer.
Where its figures were printed
1 document published by others.
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- Counts are of our published records only, not of everything this body has ever set or published.
- Each figure has a permanent address (um:fact:…) that stays the same when a newer figure replaces it.
- “None found” means we looked and our records hold none.
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