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Humans, the trickiest of all assets

Sun - 15 Apr

People are an organisation’s most important asset – but managing this asset isn’t as straightforward as it used to be. DANIELLE DU TOIT looks at what makes human asset management one of the most important areas a business can focus on, and how to get it right.

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Laying down the law

Sun - 15 Apr

With more than R2,7 billion paid out by the Compensation Fund for claims in the five highest-risk sectors in the past year – and with government’s planned clamp-down – companies that ignore regulations pertaining to SHEQ management do so at their peril! JACO DE KLERK reports

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Love and money, food and death

Sun - 15 Apr

Royal Canin South Africa lost more than R90 million in the space of a few weeks when its products were found to contain traces of antifreeze. From toxic substances to labelling laws, those in the food sector carry a huge burden of responsibility. Awareness of legislation governing the industry is vital – it exists for two very good reasons.

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Shameful, sobering and scary

Sun - 15 Apr

South Africa has some of the most progressive environmental legislation in the world, but some ugly truths emerged with the release of an authoritative global report in January.

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Humans, the trickiest of all assets

Laying down the law

Love and money, food and death

Shameful, sobering and scary

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