Not really my work, I have to thank my friend Feeeeeeeeeeee for pursuing this. I wrote the last blog post on the subject because a useless verification agency (that I will never use again) refused to recognise that the company was a specialised NPC and that the ICT code hasn't got it's stuff together to do […]
ICT QSE and Specialised code levels – sorted Read More »
It seems to have started with this article, although I would like to believe that my play in one act really clinched the deal. Bruce Whitfield wrote The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has added an unexpected new financial requirement to companies that participate in the Youth Employment Service (YES). It threatens to undermine
YES, the YES is a priority, but not at the price bolshie bob has set Read More »
[Enter Post Title Here] The scene – a room in a prime office in Meintjies Street Pretoria. A nondescript bearded man in a Mandela shirt is reading the news online whilst he fondles his made-to-scale replica of Marx’s gravestone. Man (muttering) – who the hell is Alan Hirsch anyway? What does he mean the president
Rob Davies – Act 1 Scene 1 – the demise of white monopoly capital. A play in one scene Read More »
This is a short post but it will be followed up by a longer one. bolshie bob published this document for comment. A few features No more modified flow through for enhanced recognition as a QSE or EME. This was to be expected. Large enterprises (turning over more than R50m) who are more than
What to do? My last post which was published on Biznews this morning. In this article I reverted back to type and poured out my usual anti-davies vitriol, all of which hoped that Rob Davies (uppercase because of search engines) would have declined the post of minster of trade and industry. This was based on
bobby the brave, the bolshevik remains Read More »
Disclaimer: please excuse the uppercase usage for zuma, gigaba (abagig to this blog), davies (should be bolshie bob) and dud miyeni (in the land of sheer incompetence this one truly stands out, we are talking mkhwebane incompetent). It’s been almost a week since Cyril’s SONA and our initial euphoria has been tempered by Gigaba’s reality biting
How SANAS loves its paperwork. This is a spinoff from bolshie bob's desire to create paperwork and red tape. How this is going to result in transformation resides only in his red mind. The internet was trawled for a trainee tracking tool. There are some third party systems you can use. Unfortunately the bee commission
Trainee Tracking Tool – here’s one I created Read More »
Whilst we wait for Cyril to do something about this abomination known as the BEE codes I might as well provide my loyal readership with a short tutorial on ownership. Before I start I need to stress that ownership is not the answer to South Africa's problems. Well in excess of 95% of all the
Exactly what percentage ownership do you need so as not to be fired Read More »
And there I was thinking that this awesome government would have kept it under wraps so as not to tip the economy over. As abagig says – "transformaysheein uber alles". This is going to be a nasty document – specifically under skills. I have a blog post that I want to write about possible anti-competitive
Apparently the new FSC has been gazetted Read More »
If anyone is able to send me the EEA4 (most recent if possible) for any large listed company operating in the financial sector. A large bank or insurance company would be acceptable. I need this for a blog post on the FSC that apparently is about to be gazetted. What better time to put out
Assuming it’s permissable for people to examine a listed entity’s EEA2 and EEA4 Read More »
