Advocates are organized into societies in the major centers in South Africa, historically known as Bars. As the body representing the advocates’ profession, the purpose of the Free State Bar is to maintain professional standards and conduct among practicing advocates, and to enforce discipline amongst its members.
Continue reading →The Frontiers Employers’ Association is an employers’ association located in Roodepoort.
Continue reading →FBUMA serves as the collective entity of employers (businesses) in our Industry and is therefore registered (in terms of the Labour Relations Act) as an Employers Organisation.
FBUMA represents its members in collective bargaining with Unions at Industry level. These negotiations take place at the Furniture Bargaining Council and include negotiations of wages and conditions of service for the majority of employers in our Industry.
Continue reading →The FBC is a registered bargaining council for the furniture, bedding and upholstery manufacturing industry.
Continue reading →The Furniture Traders’ Association of South Africa (FTASA) is sn association for furniture traders in South Africa.
Continue reading →The Fresh Produce Exporters Forum (FPEF) is a voluntary, non-profit organisation with more than 140 members, accounting for about 90% of fresh produce exported from South Africa. The FPEF is also a member of Fruit South Africa (FSA), together with the countrys five growers associations. This position strengthens the FPEFs role of providing leadership and services to its members, the international buying community and the fresh produce export industry as a whole.
Continue reading →Gauteng Fencing Association is the governing body for the sport of fencing in Gauteng.
Continue reading →The FIA exists to guard, develop, promote, and represent professional advisory and intermediary communities, that work together to secure a sustainable future for advisory businesses, for the benefit of clients and all stakeholders in the financial services industry.
Continue reading →FASA’s primary role is to define the business of franchising and ensure that all parties adhere to the franchise business principles adopted and accepted internationally. With franchising universally accepted as one of the most successful business formats, FASA’s role is to continually promote the advantages of franchising both to business entrepreneurs, to prospective franchisees and to the public at large. Based in Bedfordview, Johannesburg, FASA and its staff serve the needs of both the public and the franchise community.
Continue reading →The Free Market Foundation, founded in 1975, is an independent public benefit organisation that promotes and fosters an open society, the rule of law, personal liberty, and economic and press freedom.
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