Blacks still bottom
Scorecard reflects little change at senior management levels.
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Equity commision: Whites still rule top management
Whites occupy 73.1% of top management positions in SA, and it will be another 127 years before the black economically active population catches up.
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Manyi under fire for coloured remarks
Jimmy Manyi said on Thursday he was speaking on behalf of the BMF when he said there were too many coloured people in the Western Cape.
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Red flags raised over labour Bills
The department of labour's own consultants warn of job losses and undermining of workers' rights.
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Companies still unaware of equity reporting
Deadlines for manual employment equity reporting was October 1, and for electronic reporting os January 15, 2011.
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Not enough black, female directors, study shows
Black people and women continue to be grossly under-represented in all directorships and top executive positions, according to a survey.
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Labour Dept: 'White people in general are fine'
White South Africans are generally the biggest beneficiaries of recruitment and promotion in the workplace, Jimmy Manyi said on Tuesday.
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In reverse gear
The BEE -- KPMG 2008 survey shows that companies not only slowed but actually regressed in implementing BEE codes, writes Lynley Donnelly.
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New report sheds light on black employment
The decrease in black people in top and senior management positions is not a result of a skills shortage, says Labour Minister Membathisi Mdladlana.
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The great white women debate
Black Management Forum president Jimmy Manyi has said white women should not benefit from affirmative action.
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