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Government and business get cracking on post-looting recovery plan

Rosetta Msimango/City Press SA businesses and government are working together on cleaning up and rebuilding following unrest and looting that resulted in damage to factories and retail stores in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng in the past week. Over the weekend, Cabinet ministers met with logistic companies to discuss the steps being taken to ensure the supply of food to retail stores. In Gauteng, freight industry associations are partnering up with the provincial Roads and Transport Department and transport and retail sectors to ensure that goods continue to flow throughout the country and the continent. South African businesses and government are working together on cleaning up and rebuilding following unrest and looting that resulted in damage to factories and retail stores in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng in the past week, the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) said on Monday.

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Government steps in to secure fair, equal availability of essential goods to prevent shortages

Government steps in to secure fair, equal availability of essential goods to prevent shortages
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Restaurant owners strongly against possible lockdown extension

Asanda Matlhare Alberts said proposals for a roadhouse concept which included the use of communal takeaway areas and outside seating and eating in public spaces, fell on deaf ears. Staff members prepares takeaway boxes for future orders due to the lockdown level 4 restrictions at the Bakehouse in Hazelwood, Pretoria, 29 June 2021. Picture: Jacques Nelles With the National Coronavirus Command Council expected to review the modified level 4 lockdown restrictions tomorrow, the Restaurant Association of South Africa (Rasa) said yesterday it was “strongly against” the possibility of an extension of the lockdown. Level 4 restrictions included the ban of alcohol sales and gatherings, with a curfew from 9pm until 4am. Rasa chief executive Wendy Alberts said the government did not care the restaurant industry was negatively affected. “We cannot s

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Not all wage gaps are equal

MONEYWEB app instead? Not all wage gaps are equal In the face of draft legislation that will require disclosure of wage differentials within companies, a look at why a one-size-fits-all set of benchmarks is impractical. By Bryden Morton and Chris Blair 9 Jul 2021 00:02 Various factors can have a significant impact when comparing measures of remuneration inequality. Image: Supplied The topic of executive pay, its merits, and its relativity to the pay of other staff members continues to be at the forefront of remuneration debates. The search for an ideal balance between equity and allowing the free market to dictate what is required to attract and retain top talent has been marred by the reality that these are often competing ideals.

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OPINION | Gadifele Mokgabudi: Stop exporting our jobs, and implement the ferrochrome tax now

OPINION | Gadifele Mokgabudi: Stop exporting our jobs, and implement the ferrochrome tax now
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