Vacancy: Business Development Executive (Durban, KZN)

Introduction Business Development Executive – Reporting to the Regional Manager, the successful candidate will be required to ensure sustained profitability, growth and business development of new Clients to ensure maximum profitability. Previous working experience in Labour Outsourcing and or TES and Recruitment environments is essential. Duties & Responsibilities Growing of business Developing and opening new…

Vacancy: Business Development Executive (Gauteng)

Introduction Business Development Executive – Reporting to the Regional Manager, the successful candidate will be required to ensure sustained profitability, growth and business development of new Clients to ensure maximum profitability. Previous working experience in Labour Outsourcing and or TES and Recruitment environments is essential. Duties & Responsibilities Growing of business Developing and opening new…

Channel Chat – CCMA

Commission for Conciliation Mediation and Arbitration director Cameron Morajane. Picture: SUPPLIED   For your perusal the following articles refer: Cuts force CCMA to trim its operations Minimum wage hotline shut down after flood of calls exhausts budget We thank you for your valued business.

Channel Chat – BBBEE

Dear valued Client For your perusal, the following refers: THE QUESTION ABOUT THE END OF BBBEE INEVITABLY COMES UP BUT: RAMAPHOSA SAYS BEE POLICIES WILL NOT BE SCRAPPED President Ramaphosa has defended BBBEE policies, adding that they will not be scrapped. Ramaphosa also dismissed claims that the BEE policies were discriminatory, and that government will…

Channel Chat – GOVERNMENT CANNOT REJECT TENDER APPLICATIONS PURELY ON RACE: SUPREME COURT OF APPEAL

State-owned companies cannot disqualify prospective suppliers who are not majority black-owned without first considering the price and proposition of the tender, the Supreme Court of Appeal ruled on 02 November 2020. Preferential Procurement regulations allow organs of state to disqualify tenders in advance, simply because a company was not 51 (Fifty-one) % black-owned, for example.…