Feedback on Sacci's labour market assessment 2013
A first-hand overview of SACCI's (SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s) position on the labour market will be presented by Mxolisi Manyakanyaka.
A first-hand overview of SACCI's (SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry's) position on the labour market will be presented by Mxolisi Manyakanyaka, Chairman of the HR Forum of the Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Vice-Chairman of the Institute of People Management, KZN Branch. Mxolisi presented this Labour Market Assessment on behalf of SACCI CEO, Neren Rau, earlier this month and felt that it was so important to get this scenario across to the HR community that he has offered to present it again at this IPM Breakfast Session.
The presentation will include SACCI's assessment on:
- Unemployment, especially among the youth, due largely to poor basic education;
- Restrictive labour legislation, including burdensome dismissal procedures which inhibit employment;
- High levels of industrial action, often accompanied by violence and intimidation; and
- The high costs of employment in terms of compliance and increased wage demands.
This presentation has very important messages for business, labour, government and education. It needs to be heeded by all these sectors in order to find all-encompassing solutions which will place South Africa on a sound economic footing, particularly in present global recessionary conditions which threaten South Africa's competitiveness both domestically and internationally.
Wednesday, 23 October, 2013 at 07h30 for 08h00 to 10h00
Venue: Nedbank Auditorium, 90 Bram Fischer Road (opposite ICC Durban)
To book please contact Nadia Thomson on 031 56 44927, or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to receive a registration form.
About our speaker:
Mxolisi Manyakanyaka is executive manager: corporate services at Trade and Investment KZN. He holds a diploma in HR from the business studies unit while currently studying towards a B.tech in management. He has recently also attained a diploma in organisational design and development through the Academy for Organisational Change SA (AOCSA). An active member of the Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mxolisi participates in a number of forums organised by the Durban Chamber and is presently Chairperson of the Chamber’s HR Forum. He has also been a long-standing member of IPM and is presently vice-chairperson of IPM KZN Branch.
