Absolutely heart breaking

It's with utmost concern I'm writing this review about the BP garage in Sunnyside Pretoria, corner Kotze and Steve bike road where I discovered staff members are being physically exploited to work ridiculous hours of which they are not paid for. I've been pouring petrol in my car at that specific petrol station for months now and I've had a chance to engage with the staff finding out their work experience and environment because they never seem to not be on duty. One of the recent engagement with a staff member I discovered the Manager there named Ambram, doesn't give their workers sick leave. They work more then 50 hours and it's against SA labour law rules. I asked the petrol attend why they don't report the abuse and ill treatment all he could say is he needs the job and fears loosing it. He claims the manager Ambram's reason for the overworking is to push sales while refusing them to go on toilet breaks or lunch . According to a stuff member they are unable to live life normally or attend their health issues. Can stakeholders please look into this matter. The staff members on the ground are being exploited and ill treated by Ambram. If this is what the company stands for I genuinely believe it should be reported to the SA laws. More staff members can be appointed to ensure all operations run smoothly then to exploit people like this. It's sad and heart breaking. Think for the families these people are working for. Think for all the important events they miss of their family members who they working for.