The purpose of the Bargaining Council for the New Tyre Manufacturing is to advance the interests of all stakeholders within the grain industry in their quest to enhance economic development and the promotion of social justice in terms of section 1 of the Labour Relations Act, 66 of 1995 as amended.
Continue reading →The Bureau of Market Research (Pty) Ltd (BMR) operates as an independent market research entity within the University of South Africa (Unisa) Corporate Group structure. Based on industry demand the BMR was established in 1960 and transformed into a wholly owned subsidiary of Unisa Enterprise (Pty) Ltd in 2019 to optimize its business functionality.
Continue reading →As one of South Africa’s 18 export councils, the Built Environment Professions Export Council (BEPEC) assists South African engineering, architects, and quantity surveying firms, as well as contractors to export their services into new markets in Africa and beyond.
As the prime export council in South Africa that focuses on built-environmental professions, we operate in a partnership with the South African Department of Trade and Industry (dti). As a result, our mandate is in line with their objectives: diversifying South Africa’s export sector by helping built-environment companies identify and access new markets. Additionally, we are also working towards transforming South Africans exports by helping smaller and black-owned businesses become export ready.
Continue reading →The Bargaining Council for the Laundry, Cleaning and Dyeing Industry (KwaZulu Natal) is responsible for regulating and monitoring employment conditions in the laundry, cleaning and dyeing industry in KwaZulu Natal.
Continue reading →The Botshabelo Amalgamated Taxi Association is a Taxi Association operating from Botshabelo in the Free State.
Continue reading →Also known as the Bosveld Arms and Ammunition Association, the objectives of the BWAV are…
To promote the Collection, study, restoration, preservation and legal use of all arms and ammunition and related articles.
To exchange information and knowledge between members and between associations and organizations with similar objectives.
To promote the safe handling and possession of weapons and to establish pure weapon etiquette.
To promote legal gun sports and ethical hunting.
To promote a sound knowledge of all relevant weapon and hunting laws
To encourage members to apply as collectors of Weapons, Ammunition, and as Dedicated Hunters.
The sport of bowls is a healthy activity which caters for all ages both young and old. It creates a fun environment for the social player as well as an atmosphere for the competitive sports person.br>
The sport in South Africa complies to international standards and Bowls SA is the governing body for the sport in South Africa. Newcomers to the sport are encouraged and guided by qualified coaches and introduced to the club system.
The Bivalve Shellfish Farmers Association of South Africa (BSASA) is an independent non-profit organisation which promotes the interests of the bivalve shellfish farming industry. It is the formal spokes body for this sector. Its current members are companies holding permits to farm mussels and oysters. It is governed by a voluntary executive committee elected annually from its membership.
Continue reading →The primary function of the Bargaining Council for the Food Retail, Restaurant, Catering & Allied Trades is to regulate relations between Management and Labour and to settle disputes between parties. We are registered by the Department of Labour in terms of section 29 of the LRA and are accredited by the CCMA for Arbitrations and Conciliations. In terms of section 28 parties to the council conclude collective agreements and the council enforces the agreement to prevent and resolve labour disputes.
At the request of the council ‘designated agents’ are appointed by the Minister to help enforce our collective agreement. Our agreement is extended to non-parties.
We are established by Section 13B of B-BBEE Act 46 of 2013 and we have jurisdiction throughout the South Africa. We must be impartial and perform our functions without fear, favour or prejudice, in the most cost-effective manner and in accordance with the values and principles mentioned in section 195 of the Constitution. In terms of Section 13E, we are financed from money that is appropriated by Parliament for the B-BBEE Commission, and money lawfully received from any other source. The Auditor-General is mandated to audit our financial records every year.
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