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Episode 131: Introducing the Draft Legal Sector Codes – What You Should Know

Episode 131: Introducing the Draft Legal Sector Codes – What You Should Know

SEESA BEE Legal Advisors Chante Hobbs and Katleho Mini discuss the Draft Legal Sector Codes. They focus on the differences between the Amended Codes of Good Practice and the Draft Legal Sector Codes. Click on the play button below to listen to our podcast! ☎️ Want to know more about the Draft Legal Sector Codes? Contact your SEESA BEE Legal Advisor or leave your contact details on our website at www.seesa.co.za for a SEESA representative will contact you. #TeamSEESA

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What Are The Requirements For A Mentorship On The Construction Generic Scorecard?

What Are The Requirements For A Mentorship On The Construction Generic Scorecard?

The Mentorship programme applies to the Construction sector code. Each Measured Entity must have one person in the business responsible and accountable for mentoring, called the mentor champion. The criteria for the programme must include the objectives and desired outcome of the programme, the structure of the programme, methods of how the protégés and mentors will be selected and matched and the time frames for implementing the programme. There must be a general portfolio of evidence...

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The Supplier Development Requirements For A Generic Construction Sector Entity

The Supplier Development Requirements For A Generic Construction Sector Entity

The Amended Construction Sector applies to all entities that fall within the Construction Sector. It is important to note that there are two sub-sectors within the Construction Sector, namely, BEP (Built Environment Professional) andConstruction Contractor, which also includes Construction Suppliers. The significant difference between both sub-sectors is that BEPs conduct the planning, designing and costing of construction projects, whereas the Construction Contractor sub- sector conducts the...

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Is B-BBEE Expensive To Implement In My Business?

Is B-BBEE Expensive To Implement In My Business?

Implementing B-BBEE initiatives will be expensive if a company cannot do the relevant planning and expenditure in advance and throughout its financial year. The B-BBEE Codes can be complex, so a company must be proactive and not leave the planning and expenditure until the last minute. It is very important to get a B-BBEE cost analysis done before embarking on the journey of becoming B-BBEE compliant. Doing a cost analysis will assist in knowing how much expenditure and what changes in the...

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Skills Development For The Financial Sector Explained

Skills Development For The Financial Sector Explained

This article gives a general overview of the skills development element for the Amended Financial Sector Codes. The Amended Financial Sector Codes guides the skills development element, read together with the Amended Codes of Good Practice. The Codes of Good Practice apply only to the extent that the Amended Financial Sector Code is silent. Before an entity can claim any points on skills development, it is important to note that they must comply with the following pre-requisites: The...

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Episode 131: Introducing the Draft Legal Sector Codes – What You Should Know

Episode 125: Fronting And The Consequences Thereof Under The BEE Legislation

SEESA BEE Legal advisors, Dominique van Deventer and JP Potgieter explain what is fronting, the common scenarios of fronting in a company and what the consequences will be for a company or individual when found guilty. Click on the play button below to listen to our podcast! Contact your SEESA BEE Advisor to assist your business with any BEE related queries you might have. Alternatively, leave your contact details on our website for a SEESA representative to contact you. #TeamSEESA

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What Are The Requirements For A Mentorship On The Construction Generic Scorecard?

Can You Continue To Claim Points On The Ownership Element After The Sale Or Loss Of Shares Held By Black Participants?

In short, yes. According to the B-BBEE Act, including relevant legislation, the rule of “once empowered, always empowered” determines that a company is permitted to recognise a portion of black (as defined by the applicable Act) shareholding after the sale or loss of shares held by black participants. There are, however, a few requirements which a company must first comply with: The applicable B-BBEE shareholding was held for at least 3 (three) years;Transformation regarding the B-BBEE...

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The Supplier Development Requirements For A Generic Construction Sector Entity

Solutions for Multinational Companies on the Ownership Element

According to the Codes of Good Practice, all entities operating in South Africa need to contribute toward the objectives of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment, known as B-BBEE. This includes the Ownership element, which poses a problem for a Multinational Company (a foreign-owned company). First, we need to look at the definition of a Multinational Company. According to Investopedia, the definition of a Multinational Company is a company that has facilities and other assets in at least one...

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Episode 121: Amended BEE Sector Codes And Reporting To The Financial Sector Transformation Council (FSTC)

Episode 121: Amended BEE Sector Codes And Reporting To The Financial Sector Transformation Council (FSTC)

SEESA BEE & Labour Legal Advisors, Edmund Drake and Chanté du Plessis discuss the amended BEE Finance Sector Codes and when it is required to report to the Financial Sector Transformation Council (FSTC). They also discuss the scope of application, the different thresholds and the elements within the Amended Finance Sector Codes. Click on the play button below to listen to our podcast! Contact your SEESA BEE Advisor to assist your business with any BEE related queries you might have....

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DYK – It Is A Requirement To Submit A B-BBEE Certificate When Applying For A Liquor Licence?

DYK – It Is A Requirement To Submit A B-BBEE Certificate When Applying For A Liquor Licence?

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) requires an entity to be registered with the National Liquor Authority if they wish to trade as a manufacturer or distributor of liquor. The (DTI) requires that several documentation and requirements be submitted to proceed with an application to obtain a manufacturer or distribution license. An essential requirement to obtain the license mentioned above, is to submit a B-BBEE certificate. A B-BBEE certificate will also be required upon the annual...

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