Podcast

Episode 61: How To Conduct An Employment Equity Analysis Within Your Business

Episode 61: How To Conduct An Employment Equity Analysis Within Your Business

SEESA Skills Development Facilitators, Kayla Fourie and Peter Burton discuss the various aspects of a business that needs to undergo a proper analysis by your Employment Equity Committee. This is done to identify any factors which can be deemed unfair discrimination and result in Employment Equity barriers that prohibit equity within the workplace. These barriers are also required to implement affirmative action measures within your Employment Equity plan. Click play to listen to our podcast!...

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Episode 60: Service And Repair Of Goods, Pre-authorisation And Providing Estimates

Episode 60: Service And Repair Of Goods, Pre-authorisation And Providing Estimates

SEESA Consumer Protection & POPI legal advisors, Charl Fourie and Meggan Watson discuss key aspects of repair and service of goods as set out in the Consumer Protection Act. They also discuss the practical elements of providing estimates, getting pre-authorisation and the statutory warranty on repaired goods to assist your business in complying with the relevant sections of the Consumer Protection Act. Click the play button to listen to our podcast! Should you require additional...

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Episode 59: Can The YES Initiative Enhance Your Company’s B-BBEE Status?

Episode 59: Can The YES Initiative Enhance Your Company’s B-BBEE Status?

SEESA BEE & Labour Legal Advisors, Edmund Drake and Tinita Gerber discuss the Youth Employment Service (YES) initiative and how it can be used to enhance your company’s BEE status. They discuss how YES practically works and the procedures to follow. They also focus on the requirements and the benefits of making use of the YES initiative. Click play to listen to our podcast! Contact your nearest SEESA office for a BEE legal adviser to assist your company with the YES initiative and to...

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Episode 58: Can One Change Conditions Of Employment Due To COVID-19 Related Pressure?

Episode 58: Can One Change Conditions Of Employment Due To COVID-19 Related Pressure?

SEESA Labour Legal Advisors, Charl Vollgraaff and Lizca Samuels discuss the important question of whether an employer may change Conditions of Employment, and if so, under what circumstances. They focus on the procedure to be followed, inducing risks and remedies available to the employer and employee. Click on the play button to listen to our podcast! Contact your nearest SEESA office to assist your business with labour related queries, alternatively, leave your contact details on our website...

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Episode 57: The Benefits of ProFile for SEESA Clients And Skills Training

Episode 57: The Benefits of ProFile for SEESA Clients And Skills Training

SEESA Skills Development Facilitators, Micheal Scullard and Rulanda Potgieter discuss the benefits of ProFile. They explain how ProFile works from a Skills Training perspective and how this system will assist Skills and Skills Training clients with upcoming submissions. Click play to listen to our podcast! Contact your nearest SEESA office to assist your business with ProFile, alternatively leave your contact details on our website for a SEESA representative to contact you. #TeamSEESA #ProFile...

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Episode 56: Information And Communication Technology Draft Regulations

Episode 56: Information And Communication Technology Draft Regulations

“The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) plans to introduce new BEE regulations for the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector before the end of the 2020/2021 financial year.” SEESA BEE Legal Advisors, Marco Du Preez and Shane Buys discuss the amendments to the Information and Communication Technology sector codes and how it will affect your business. Click on play to listen to our podcast! ☎️Contact your SEESA BEE Legal Advisor to assist your business...

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Episode 55: Construction Sector Code Amendments To Come Into Effect December 2020

Episode 55: Construction Sector Code Amendments To Come Into Effect December 2020

On the 1st of December 2017, the Amended Construction Sector Code was published in the Government Gazette. This Sector Code made provision for increased targets under the Ownership Element as well as the Skills Development Element. As of the 1st of December 2020, the new Skills Development Requirements, as well as the new Supplier Development Champion Requirements, will come into effect.  The new ownership targets will be effective from the 1st of December 2021. SEESA BEE Legal Advisors,...

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Episode 54: Disciplinary Action Against Directors

Episode 54: Disciplinary Action Against Directors

SEESA Labour law experts, JG du Plessis and Albert Mouton explore the problematic topic of taking disciplinary action against a director of a company and if an automatic termination clause in the company’s Memorandum of Agreement will be lawful.   Click play to listen to our podcast! Need assistance with disciplinary action in your business? Contact your nearest SEESA office, alternatively, leave your contact details on our website at www.seesa.co.za #TeamSEESA #Labour

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Episode 53: What Is A Discretionary Grant And How Can My Business Benefit From It?

Episode 53: What Is A Discretionary Grant And How Can My Business Benefit From It?

SEESA Skills Development Facilitators, Morné Hunlun and Catri Lange provide an explanation on Discretionary Grant applications. They focus on the general requirements of a Discretionary Grant application, as well as the benefits thereof for an employer. Click play to listen to our podcast! Should you require additional information regarding Discretionary Grants, please contact your Skills Development Facilitator alternatively, leave your contact details on our website. #SEESASkillsTraining...

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Episode 52: Warnings And The Repercussions For Non-disclosure In Terms Of The Consumer Protection Act

Episode 52: Warnings And The Repercussions For Non-disclosure In Terms Of The Consumer Protection Act

SEESA Consumer Protection Legal Advisors, Jano Fourie and Mariam Allie discuss the legal requirements relating to the disclosure of material information by a supplier. They further address the possible consequences faced by the supplier resulting from the failure to adequately instruct or warn consumers, as well as the remedies available in terms of the Consumer Protection Act. Click play to listen to our podcast! Should you require further assistance or consumer-related advice, please contact...

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