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Kwa Zulu Natal Engineering Industries Association (KZNEIA)

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This association is an employers organsiation and is a member association of The Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA) . KZNEIA works in partnership with the Employers to navigate the complexities of Collective Bargaining and Conflict Resolution in the Industry. KZNEIA offers superior knowledge, expertise and insight at every stage of the dispute-resolution and bargaining processing, through leading-edge representation for your business.

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Master Builders Association East Cape (MBA EC)

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The Master Builders Association East Cape celebrates over 100 years of service to members and the building industry.

The MBA is a registered employers association which represents the interests of 700 employer members throughout the entire Southern and Eastern Cape, including the East London/Border area.

Membership is comprised of small & large, emerging & established contractor & specialist contractor members in all sectors of the building industry as well as associate members supplying materials, goods, plant and equipment or professional services.

The Association is affilliated to Master Builders South Africa (MBSA).

The Association currently operates on a wide scale with regular meetings at its three main branches namely, Port Elizabeth, East London and Southern Cape. Meetings are also held regularly in Grahamstown, Port Alfred, Queenstown, Jeffreys Bay and annually in most of the country towns within the Association’s area of jurisdiction.

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Information Technology Association of South Africa (ITA)

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The ITA works in close liaison with government, consumers and other specialist organizations. The ITA also has a longstanding commitment to human resource development within the industry. Through its close association with the MICT SETA, the ITA promotes the maintenance of high standards of IT industry technical skills in accordance with international trends.

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Amalgamated Fishing Employers’ Organisation (AFEO)

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AFEO, is a registered not for profit organisation for members. AFEO represents and supplies advisory services to various fishing sectors. AFEO is focused on assisting Employers with Labour Law issues, collective bargaining and provides a comprehensive Labour Law service. Our services are available on a needs only basis to accommodate smaller and seasonal fishing operators.

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Black Economic Empowerment Cleaning Association (BEECA)

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BEECA is a South African Cleaning Association established and registered in 2002 as a non-profit making organisation, its purpose has been to be a voice for emerging and established cleaning companies towards the private and public business commmunity and provide a one stop shop for issues and problems faced by cleaning contractors. They are dedicated to the success and empowerment of emerging and established cleaning service companies in South Africa. BEECA has a comprehensive range of services, including industry-specific training, mentorship, representation, and access to finance, and provide the vital support you need to excel in the competitive cleaning sector. By joining BEECA, you become part of a vibrant community that shares your values and champions your interests. Together, we elevate standards, foster excellence, and create opportunities for success. Experience the difference with BEECA and unlock the full potential of your cleaning business

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Cape Engineers and Founders Association (CEFA)

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As an employer in the Metal and Engineering industry in the Western Cape, you are invited to become a member of the Cape Engineers and Founders’ Association (CEFA).

With a proud history going back to 1920, CEFA are registered with the Department of Labour as an employers’ organisation and are dedicated to serve the interest of employers in the Western Cape.-

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LWO Employers Organisation (LWOEO)

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Also known as the LWO Werkgewersorganisasie, the organisation is registered as an employers’ organisation with the Department of Labour – this means that we are authorised to represent our members in the CCMA, Bargaining Councils and Labour Court. The LWO is a non-profit members’ organisation, managed by a board (successful business owners and leading academics) consisting of members of the organisation. LWO was established in 1990 to provide employers in the broader South African business community with labour law services and other related services in the field of labour law.

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Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA)

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Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) is a voluntary association and represents for its members a body that promotes their joint interests and because of its standing, provides quality assurance for clients. Over 540 firms employing over 21 000 staff are members of CESA; these member firms range from large, multinational, multidisciplinary suppliers of a comprehensive range of planning, design and project delivery services, to many small- to medium-sized firms that tend to specialise in selected areas of the project delivery process.

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Light Engineering Industries Association of South Africa (LEIASA)

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Employers engaged in the manufacture of Light metal products (excluding tinsmiths and/or plumbers) by forging, stamping, rolling, pressing, bending, welding, cutting and/or casting and the manufacturer and sale of sheet metal and shall include the “Iron, Steel, Engineering, and Metallurgical Industries” which shall mean (subject to the provisions of any demarcation determination and made in terms ofsection 62 of the Labour Relations Act, No. 66 of 1995 and section 76 of the Labour Relations Act, 1956) the industry concerned with the production of iron and/or steel and/or alloys and/or the processing and/or recovery and/or refining of metals (other than precious metals) and/or alloys from dross and/or scrap and/or residues; the maintenance, fabrication, erection or assembly, construction, alteration, replacement or repair of any machine, vehicle (other than a motor vehicle) or article consisting mainly of metal (other than a precious metal) or parts or components thereof, and structural metalwork, including steel reinforcement work; the manufacture of metal goods principally from such iron and/or steel and/or other metals (other than precious metals) and/or alloys, and/or the finishing of metal goods; the building and/or alteration and/or repair of boats and/or ships, including the scraping, chipping and/or scaling and/or painting of the hulls of boats and/or ships; and general woodwork undertaken in connection with ship repairs, and includes the Electrical Engineering Industry, the Lift and Escalator Industry and the Plastics Industry, but does not include the Motor Industry.

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