The Unlawful Entry on Premises Bill entrenches the rights of owners and lawful occupiers and should not be opposed, as suggested by some social media commentators.

#WHO International Pandemic Prevention Treaty: An open letter to the State President: NEASA requests confirmation on whether SA will be submitting inputs/suggestions/commentary on the ‘pandemic treaty’, and if so, what the commentary entails.

A Must Read: ‘Companies that enforced vaccine mandates set themselves up to be the state’s fall guys’ – Dr Herman Edeling

Seifsa/Numsa want their outrageous wage deal extended to the rest of the #SteelIndustry. Employers must have the right to determine their own wages, any other model will cause deindustrialisation, unemployment and socio-economic instability. youtu.be/WTUb5BaI_mg

#Loadshedding is giving rise to the question of how to manage employees and the payment of their #wages when they are unable to perform their duties due to loadshedding. Employers have recourse that NEASA can assist with.

The National Minimum Wage Commission is awaiting submissions regarding adjustments to the #NationalMinimumWage. Employers can have their say by completing a short NEASA survey.

The attack on property rights: Land Court Bill: Bill by Bill the noose tightens around the necks of property owners. #landcourt #expropriationwithoutcompensation #propertyrights neasa.co.za/the-attack-on-…

MEIBC: Extension of ‘Consolidated Main Agreement’. #steelinudstry This series of videos will explain the circumstances that led to the filing of the applications, as well as NEASA’s views on the judgements. neasa.co.za/meibc-extensio…

Outrageous new minimum wage in the Steel Industry: NEASA can assist employers.

In a 2021 article on the proposed new state-owned bank, titled ‘The proposed new state-owned bank – another bloodsucking SOE leech?’, NEASA asserted its disapproval for the creation of yet another leeching SOE assuredly also doomed for failure, grand looting & larceny.

This article published in BizNews.com is a must read. Between 2007 and 2021, Eskom invested R680 billion to increase its generation capacity. However, after this huge investment, Eskom produced less power than when it started.

Companies who seek to secure the available points for #skills development, #enterprise development or #socioeconomic development on their #BBBEE scorecard: let NEASA assist you to rechannel your tax money into unique community upliftment initiatives.

As The Economist now calls #China’s #COVID19 policy a “failure”, my question is one at this point: When will those policymakers who mismanaged COVID19, supported by big corporations, pay the price for their disastrous actions? Gerhard Papenfus and NEASA, when? We ask.

Eskom argues they can't survive without this increase. Ironically, it completely disregards the survival of consumers. If the consumer was of any concern to compromised politicians and corrupt Eskom employees, of the ‘mafia’ controlling Eskom, SA wouldn't have been in this mess.

What is the discrepancy between the cost of labour in relation to turnover between SMMEs and big business in the same industry? Assist NEASA with a short survey to determine the true burden of labour costs on big- versus small business. Click below.

#Eskom crisis: Corruption and fraud need to be rooted out. BBC News Africa

To determine the impact that #Eskom #Loadshedding has on business & the measures employers are implementing to mitigate the situation, NEASA requests employers to participate in the short survey below.

South Africans are sceptic about Government’s ability to successfully implement any interventions, let alone in the #EskomCrisis environment. Waiting for them to sort out the crisis will be a grave mistake, given their failure in each and every respect over the last decades.

Gerhard Papenfus

Thank you to Gerhard Papenfus and the NEASA as well as ACDP South Africa for the continued care and demand for accountability.