South African TikTokker Shares Payslips of Government Workers Including Teachers, Nurses and Police Officers

South African TikTokker Shares Payslips of Government Workers Including Teachers, Nurses and Police Officers

  • A South African TikTokker is giving her followers chest pains with a new trend she recently started on her page
  • People from different professions have been sharing how much they earn and the posts have prompted many to reconsider their career choices
  • Payslips shared during the challenge include teachers, police officers, nurses, engineers and security officers

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Gone are the days when payslips were classified documents that could only be shared between the employer and employee.

TikTokker shares payslips
South African TikTokker causes a stir after sharing people's payslips. Image: Getty Images
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A TikTokker had peeps thinking about changing their careers after starting a new challenge where people shared their payslips.

TikTokker shares payslips of people from different professions on her page

A user with the handle @liferest_za gave her followers chest pains with her trend. Although many people earn surprisingly more money, people were shocked by how low some civil servants earn.

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Here's how much a qualified South African teacher earns in 2023

According to a screenshot shared on a TikTok video by @lifereset_za, a South African teacher in the Gauteng Province earns R21 000.

Peeps shared different thoughts on the information, some saying it was enough while others felt they should get an increase.

South African professional nurses reportedly earn R18 000

The TikToker also did another video where she revealed that a professional nurse earns a basic salary of R18 000. However, the post also stipulated that nurses also get allowances, including uniform allowances, cash allowances and service benefits allowances.

TikToker can't share SAPS payslips because it's "sad"

The TikTok user raised eyebrows when she said she could not share the payslip of a South African police officer because she didn't want to seem like she was mocking the force.

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In another post, she revealed that SA police officers get R400 service allowance, and asked for clarity on that.

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The Tiktokker posted a video to give us a glimpse of what her life was like in SA and what it is like now that she is living in the USA. The woman looks like a different person, and the whole country is rooting for her.

Everything about @hlimora seems to be different. It seems the TikTokker went from a conservative young lady driving a Ford to a thick honey sporting the latest Mercedes Benz.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.

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