Your staff are your customers too. Old people are also good - they have a history, experience and knowledge. The powers that be need to live their brand as well. Often employees have no clue what their culture is as it has not been explained to them.
A South African food waste voluntary agreement is currently being developed, for a proposed launch later this year. It is being co-led by the Consumer Goods Council of South Africa, and the Department of Trade & Industry (Department of Agri-Processing). One of the key components of the voluntary agreement will be to better understand where and why food loss and waste occurs in South Africa. It will be interesting to see how 'ugly' fruit and vegetables emerge in this research.
This is such nonsense. What bumper profits? I saw an article the other day that showed Astral's profits decline by something like 70%. Tariffs don't affect local producers, so how will the price of local chicken increase? This is clearly nothing more than PR spin by AMIE who want to wreck SA industry to they can line their pockets by getting into bed with cheap imports.
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It would seem the Commissioner overstepped the bounds of his/her jurisdiction in this matter. The dispute was about the dismissal, and by reasoning the Commissioner seem to have assumed the interpretation and application of the LRA. I might be misguided but it seems the Commissioner has overstepped his powers on this one, unless in determining the true nature of the dispute the Commissioner had discerned that the real dispute was about interpretation and application of Section 198B not dismissal.
As an ex BCO, I have long held the view which has been upheld by this judgement and am delighted that this has come to pass. All to often the approval of building plans is relegated to a deemed-to-satisfy, box-ticking exercise. It is also my view that the appointment of the BCO by a local authority cannot be taken lightly and as far as the Metro Councils are concerned, the qualification of that individual should not simply be to meet the requirement of Section A16 of the Regulations, but to be commensurate with the complexity of the City in question.
What if I join Public sector , resigned from private sector and applied to a position of which I was doing at the private sector, is that still competitors?
Oh Dear . As a community organization ,with a mission to create jobs in the poor communities that surround their Tokai branch ,I am very disappointed the way we were treated by their CSI Manager , Kate Marais .She invited me to a meeting at their Tokai Branch ,where she asked me to create large upcycled wooden crates ,where customers can deposit their tinned food gifts for the poor.this was to be for all their branches .Yes 71 big crates .We were so excited at the propect of creating inocmes for the poor in the Steenberg ,Lavender Hill as well as for those living in the surrounding informal settlements.The truth be told.She never ever got back to me.Not even an explanation .Just discarded us as they do their waste.Perhaps that's all we are to Food Lovers ,waste.For the record ,I am an award winning Social Entrepreneur and Social Innovator.In 2018 my project made the Chivas $ Million Venture SA finals and we also won a Seed award at the SAB Foundation Social Innovation Awards 2018 .On May the 18th ,I fly to London as a guest of the British Council (whose patron is the Queen of England) to attend their DICE Collaboration Conference ,where i also have been invited to share my Social Enterprise journey and then return back to SA to host a four day conference on how up-cycling waste can produce incomes and create jobs.I am considering using this speaking opportunity to describe my encounter with Food lovers as one of the ultimate lows on my Social entrepreneur journey.Paul TalliardFounder - Hands of Honour (NPO 086/155)Creator - African ECD Classroom on Wheels
This is just greedy corporate again.Dont tell me that Astral Foods with a nett profit of R766 million rands for the prior financial year has the interests of their staff at heart,by the way they use labour brokers so jobs isnt a playing card.Its the shareholders you want to protect.Give South Africans the choice of what they want to buy.If poultry production is at risk then perhaps a lower bottom line but 766 million for the last year?I hardly think imported chicken is making a dent in local production.Use your healthy nett profits and reduce your selling price of chicken to be more competitive instead of lobying government to bail you out.Its called competition.What about the SA poultry industry exports?How does that work that SA producers may export their chicken but other countries may not do it.Where is the fairness in that?The Chief Financials officer stated in the financial results its the best year in history for Astral since leaving Tiger..2018 audited company results highlights nett profit.Seeing government doesnt subsidise you why dont you do it your self?With 766 million nett profit as well?Stop being greedy-reduce your nett profit and pass on the savings to South Africans.They might buy more.JFK-ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.”
I just felt like the information provided about Telkom, Vodacom and MTN being the only providers that offer a WhatsApp specials, is true but they are not the only providers? How come this article fails to mention Cell C and their special offers? Melissa
