Fezile Dabi Regional Taxi Office (FDRTO)
The Fezile Dabi Regional Taxi Office is a Taxi Association operating from Kroonstad in the Free State.
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Federated Employers Organization of South Africa (FEOSA)
FEOSA’s officials have in-depth expertise and experience with regard to labour matters in various industries such as construction, road freight, motor, mining, retail, entertainment and agriculture and are involved in collective bargaining with some of the more prominent unions in the country.
FEOSA represents employers on a regular basis at CCMA and Bargaining Council level during conciliation, arbitration and collective bargaining and their representatives have earned the respect of all involved for the knowledgeable and professional manner in which they conduct themselves at all times.
Continue reading →Employers’ Organisation for Retailers and Allied Trades (EORAT)
The Employers’ Organisation for Retailers and Allied Trades is an employers’ organisation for the retail industry
Continue reading →Eastern Gauteng Aquatics (EGA)
The aim of Eastern Gauteng Aquatics is to heighten the awareness of aquatics codes within the District and at the same time create content that is informative, helpful, original and interesting to the Coach, Parent and most of all our Athletes.
Eastern Gauteng Aquatics advocates Ethics, Fair Play, Honesty, Educating, Development, having fun as well as enjoying teamwork, dedication and commitment and respect for all participants within the sport of aquatics.
Continue reading →Employers’ Organization of Mzanzi (EOM)
The Employers’ Organisation Mzanzi (also clled the Werkgewers Organisasie Mzansi) is an employers’ organisation which was formed and registered with the Registrar at the Department of Labour since 1997 under registration number (LR2/6/3/335) in order to create a collective body through which employers can have professional assistance and representation in terms of labour matters and dispute resolution.
Continue reading →Darts South Africa (DSA)
Darts South Africa are the governing body for darts in South Africa and under their auspices, the Senior and Youth Provincial & National Championships are held. National membership is represented by all 9 Provinces
Continue reading →Forestry South Africa (FSA)
Forestry South Africa (FSA) is South Africa’s premier and largest forestry organisation representing growers of timber in South Africa. The Association’s membership includes all 11 corporate forestry companies active in the Industry, approximately 1 300 commercial timber farmers and some 20 000 emergent small scale growers who between them own or control no less than 93% of the total plantation area in the country. Given these credentials FSA is regarded by Government and the private sector alike as being the Industry’s “representative body”.
Continue reading →DeafBlind South Africa (DBSA)
As the official voice of Deafblind people, Deafblind South Africa has been formed to provide support services to DeafBlind individuals, their families, caregivers and friends as well as any other persons closely involved with their day-to-day activities. It serves DeafBlind individuals of all ages, dealing with all conditions of DeafBlindness, no matter what the degree of severity of the dual sensory impairments. DBSA was established in order to serve as the voice of Deafblind people in South Africa.
Continue reading →Employers’ Service Organization of South Africa (ESOSA)
The Employers’ Service Organization of South Africa is an employers organisation based in Cape Town
Continue reading →Cape Clothing & Textile Cluster (CCTC)
The Cape Clothing and Textile Cluster (CCTC) is a not-for-profit initiative jointly established by government and industry in 2005 to boost the competitiveness of the clothing, textile, footwear and leather (CTFL) manufacturing industry in the Western Cape. The Cluster comprises 25 leading firms, primarily manufacturers but also major retailers that are committed to supporting the development of the local manufacturing industry.
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