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Merit should matter. NEASA CE, Gerhard Papenfus, challenges the idea that employers should be forced to overlook merit when making appointments. Businesses should be free to appoint the best person for the job. Full video on South Africa’s Employment Equity quotas in comments.

Merit should matter. NEASA CE, Gerhard Papenfus, challenges the idea that employers should be forced to overlook merit when making appointments. Businesses should be free to appoint the best person for the job. Full video on South Africa’s Employment Equity quotas in comments.

438,745 просмотров • 9 дней назад

Employment Equity quotas are putting South African businesses under increasing pressure. NEASA CE, Gerhard Papenfus, has a clear message to business owners and CEOs: stand your ground, defend your business, and keep growing. Don’t simply accept quotas and policies you believe are harmful to your business. Know your position, make informed decisions, and fight for your right to build a successful business. Watch the full webinar. Link in the comments.

Employment Equity quotas are putting South African businesses under increasing pressure. NEASA CE, Gerhard Papenfus, has a clear message to business owners and CEOs: stand your ground, defend your business, and keep growing. Don’t simply accept quotas and policies you believe are harmful to your business. Know your position, make informed decisions, and fight for your right to build a successful business. Watch the full webinar. Link in the comments.

415,497 просмотров • 9 дней назад

An MEIBC wage agreement could be extended to employers who never agreed to it. Only 18 days remain. If you do nothing, your cost-to-company for an entry-level worker will hit R99 per hour. NEASA needs employers employing another 25,000 workers to join before 30 June.

An MEIBC wage agreement could be extended to employers who never agreed to it. Only 18 days remain. If you do nothing, your cost-to-company for an entry-level worker will hit R99 per hour. NEASA needs employers employing another 25,000 workers to join before 30 June.

2,414,520 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Government is building a fraud machine. When race becomes the key to State contracts, ownership gets faked to get through the door. Real empowerment comes from growth, skills and businesses that deliver, not excluding capable people based on race. If you do State work, or supply someone who does, this affects you.

Government is building a fraud machine. When race becomes the key to State contracts, ownership gets faked to get through the door. Real empowerment comes from growth, skills and businesses that deliver, not excluding capable people based on race. If you do State work, or supply someone who does, this affects you.

220,166 просмотров • 9 дней назад

NEASA's position is simple. Judge people on what they build. On what they contribute. On the value they create. Not on their race. Not on their political connections. That is not white supremacy. That is the only economy worth having.

NEASA's position is simple. Judge people on what they build. On what they contribute. On the value they create. Not on their race. Not on their political connections. That is not white supremacy. That is the only economy worth having.

2,037,781 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Sixty-seven minutes of community service cannot undo thirty years of failed governance. Poverty isn't caused by a lack of charity. It's caused by bad policy. Watch Gerhard Papenfus unpack this in the latest Employers' Voice episode out now.

Sixty-seven minutes of community service cannot undo thirty years of failed governance. Poverty isn't caused by a lack of charity. It's caused by bad policy. Watch Gerhard Papenfus unpack this in the latest Employers' Voice episode out now.

303,955 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

South Africa's embassies should project confidence, professionalism and stability. Instead, they tell a story of neglect. South Africa House in London has closed after decades of deferred maintenance. The embassy in The Hague has also been left to deteriorate. According to the Auditor-General, several of government's foreign properties have been mismanaged to the point of becoming uninhabitable. At the same time, politically connected individuals continue to be recycled into diplomatic posts while accountability remains absent. Gerhard Papenfus explains why this is not simply an international relations issue; it is a window into how government runs the country.

South Africa's embassies should project confidence, professionalism and stability. Instead, they tell a story of neglect. South Africa House in London has closed after decades of deferred maintenance. The embassy in The Hague has also been left to deteriorate. According to the Auditor-General, several of government's foreign properties have been mismanaged to the point of becoming uninhabitable. At the same time, politically connected individuals continue to be recycled into diplomatic posts while accountability remains absent. Gerhard Papenfus explains why this is not simply an international relations issue; it is a window into how government runs the country.

192,486 просмотров • 24 дней назад

South Africa has the chance to connect every farm, school and business to the best internet technology on the planet. Government is saying no. Starlink, the world's largest satellite network, is locked out. Not on performance. On ownership rules. Government appears ready to welcome a so-called competitor instead. That competitor has zero commercial satellite customers anywhere in the world. Zero. This is not empowerment. This is regulatory self-sabotage, and South Africans pay the price. Again. Gerhard Papenfus breaks it down in the latest Employer's Voice. Watch now.

South Africa has the chance to connect every farm, school and business to the best internet technology on the planet. Government is saying no. Starlink, the world's largest satellite network, is locked out. Not on performance. On ownership rules. Government appears ready to welcome a so-called competitor instead. That competitor has zero commercial satellite customers anywhere in the world. Zero. This is not empowerment. This is regulatory self-sabotage, and South Africans pay the price. Again. Gerhard Papenfus breaks it down in the latest Employer's Voice. Watch now.

238,966 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Starlink, the world's largest satellite internet network, remains excluded from South Africa. Not because it fails to deliver. Because it does not meet government's ownership requirements. Instead, government appears ready to open the door to a competitor with zero commercial satellite customers anywhere in the world. Gerhard Papenfus, Chief Executive of NEASA, explains why this decision has nothing to do with empowerment and everything to do with ideology beating common sense. The cost falls on rural communities, schools, farmers and businesses who are denied access to world-class connectivity for no good reason.

Starlink, the world's largest satellite internet network, remains excluded from South Africa. Not because it fails to deliver. Because it does not meet government's ownership requirements. Instead, government appears ready to open the door to a competitor with zero commercial satellite customers anywhere in the world. Gerhard Papenfus, Chief Executive of NEASA, explains why this decision has nothing to do with empowerment and everything to do with ideology beating common sense. The cost falls on rural communities, schools, farmers and businesses who are denied access to world-class connectivity for no good reason.

214,607 просмотров • 27 дней назад

Mandela Day is theatre. Poverty won't end through another day of symbolic service. It ends when government removes the barriers to investment, growth, and employment. Watch Gerhard Papenfus unpack this in the full Employers' Voice episode out now.

Mandela Day is theatre. Poverty won't end through another day of symbolic service. It ends when government removes the barriers to investment, growth, and employment. Watch Gerhard Papenfus unpack this in the full Employers' Voice episode out now.

295,719 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

What does a closed embassy tell the world about South Africa? South Africa House has stood on Trafalgar Square since 1933. Today, it is closed. Government says the closure is part of a planned upgrade, but years of neglected maintenance tell a different story. The same pattern can be seen elsewhere. South Africa's embassy in The Hague has also been left to deteriorate, while the Auditor-General has found that several foreign properties have been mismanaged to the point of becoming uninhabitable. Meanwhile, those responsible continue to be rewarded instead of held accountable. Watch as Gerhard Papenfus explains why this is about much more than diplomatic buildings. It is about governance, accountability and the message South Africa sends to the world.

What does a closed embassy tell the world about South Africa? South Africa House has stood on Trafalgar Square since 1933. Today, it is closed. Government says the closure is part of a planned upgrade, but years of neglected maintenance tell a different story. The same pattern can be seen elsewhere. South Africa's embassy in The Hague has also been left to deteriorate, while the Auditor-General has found that several foreign properties have been mismanaged to the point of becoming uninhabitable. Meanwhile, those responsible continue to be rewarded instead of held accountable. Watch as Gerhard Papenfus explains why this is about much more than diplomatic buildings. It is about governance, accountability and the message South Africa sends to the world.

189,858 просмотров • 24 дней назад

Twenty-five trillion rand in taxes since 1994. South Africans didn't get the government they paid for. Watch NEASA CE, Gerhard Papenfus explain why Mandela Day has become a smokescreen for decades of failed governance. Watch the full Employers’ Voice episode out now.

Twenty-five trillion rand in taxes since 1994. South Africans didn't get the government they paid for. Watch NEASA CE, Gerhard Papenfus explain why Mandela Day has become a smokescreen for decades of failed governance. Watch the full Employers’ Voice episode out now.

276,947 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Mandela Day is theatre. South Africans don't need a day of symbolic service. They need a government that stops punishing job creation and starts accounting for what it has already spent.

Mandela Day is theatre. South Africans don't need a day of symbolic service. They need a government that stops punishing job creation and starts accounting for what it has already spent.

259,005 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Mandela Day is theatre. One day of charity. Silence on the policies that keep South Africans poor. NEASA CE Gerhard Papenfus discusses this further in this episode of the Employers' Voice. Full episode of The Employers’ Voice here.

Mandela Day is theatre. One day of charity. Silence on the policies that keep South Africans poor. NEASA CE Gerhard Papenfus discusses this further in this episode of the Employers' Voice. Full episode of The Employers’ Voice here.

243,025 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

The world's best internet technology remains locked out of South Africa. Not because it fails to perform. Because it does not meet government's ownership requirements. Meanwhile, government appears ready to welcome a competitor with zero commercial satellite customers anywhere in the world. The cost falls on rural communities, schools, farmers and businesses who are denied access to world-class connectivity for no good reason.

The world's best internet technology remains locked out of South Africa. Not because it fails to perform. Because it does not meet government's ownership requirements. Meanwhile, government appears ready to welcome a competitor with zero commercial satellite customers anywhere in the world. The cost falls on rural communities, schools, farmers and businesses who are denied access to world-class connectivity for no good reason.

176,459 просмотров • 27 дней назад

South Africa's economy is not just struggling. It is being engineered. Race determines access to jobs, tenders, skills development and opportunity. Merit comes second. NEASA CE, Gerhard Papenfus, unpacks how these laws crippling South Africa's economy.

South Africa's economy is not just struggling. It is being engineered. Race determines access to jobs, tenders, skills development and opportunity. Merit comes second. NEASA CE, Gerhard Papenfus, unpacks how these laws crippling South Africa's economy.

182,094 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Watch the full episode: In February 2018, Cyril Ramaphosa stood before South Africa and promised to govern with care. To meet the needs and aspirations of the people. Eight years later, the verdict is in. Unemployment above forty percent. Business-hostile legislation piling up. Municipalities that cannot deliver basic services. A Phala Phala scandal with too many unanswered questions and too little accountability. Under Zuma, state capture was crude and visible. Under Ramaphosa, it became more sophisticated. The result is the same. Decay. NEASA Chief Executive, Gerhard Papenfus, does not mince words. South Africa is not short of solutions. It is short of leaders willing to implement them.

Watch the full episode: In February 2018, Cyril Ramaphosa stood before South Africa and promised to govern with care. To meet the needs and aspirations of the people. Eight years later, the verdict is in. Unemployment above forty percent. Business-hostile legislation piling up. Municipalities that cannot deliver basic services. A Phala Phala scandal with too many unanswered questions and too little accountability. Under Zuma, state capture was crude and visible. Under Ramaphosa, it became more sophisticated. The result is the same. Decay. NEASA Chief Executive, Gerhard Papenfus, does not mince words. South Africa is not short of solutions. It is short of leaders willing to implement them.

359,111 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Watch the full episode: In February 2018, Cyril Ramaphosa stood before South Africa and promised to govern with care. To meet the needs and aspirations of the people. Eight years later, the verdict is in. Unemployment above forty percent. Business-hostile legislation piling up. Municipalities that cannot deliver basic services. A Phala Phala scandal with too many unanswered questions and too little accountability. Under Zuma, state capture was crude and visible. Under Ramaphosa, it became more sophisticated. The result is the same. Decay. NEASA Chief Executive, Gerhard Papenfus, does not mince words. South Africa is not short of solutions. It is short of leaders willing to implement them.

Watch the full episode: In February 2018, Cyril Ramaphosa stood before South Africa and promised to govern with care. To meet the needs and aspirations of the people. Eight years later, the verdict is in. Unemployment above forty percent. Business-hostile legislation piling up. Municipalities that cannot deliver basic services. A Phala Phala scandal with too many unanswered questions and too little accountability. Under Zuma, state capture was crude and visible. Under Ramaphosa, it became more sophisticated. The result is the same. Decay. NEASA Chief Executive, Gerhard Papenfus, does not mince words. South Africa is not short of solutions. It is short of leaders willing to implement them.

340,710 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

South Africa does not have a free labour market. It has a race-based labour market. Who gets hired, promoted, trained and awarded contracts increasingly depends on race, not merit. How long can an economy survive that? Watch The Employers' Voice.

South Africa does not have a free labour market. It has a race-based labour market. Who gets hired, promoted, trained and awarded contracts increasingly depends on race, not merit. How long can an economy survive that? Watch The Employers' Voice.

153,384 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Watch the full episode: In February 2018, Cyril Ramaphosa stood before South Africa and promised to govern with care. To meet the needs and aspirations of the people. Eight years later, the verdict is in. Unemployment above forty percent. Business-hostile legislation piling up. Municipalities that cannot deliver basic services. A Phala Phala scandal with too many unanswered questions and too little accountability. Under Zuma, state capture was crude and visible. Under Ramaphosa, it became more sophisticated. The result is the same. Decay. NEASA Chief Executive, Gerhard Papenfus, does not mince words. South Africa is not short of solutions. It is short of leaders willing to implement them.

Watch the full episode: In February 2018, Cyril Ramaphosa stood before South Africa and promised to govern with care. To meet the needs and aspirations of the people. Eight years later, the verdict is in. Unemployment above forty percent. Business-hostile legislation piling up. Municipalities that cannot deliver basic services. A Phala Phala scandal with too many unanswered questions and too little accountability. Under Zuma, state capture was crude and visible. Under Ramaphosa, it became more sophisticated. The result is the same. Decay. NEASA Chief Executive, Gerhard Papenfus, does not mince words. South Africa is not short of solutions. It is short of leaders willing to implement them.

309,116 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад