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Transformation, Legal and Compliance |
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| The Transformation department continued to
make remarkable strides forward to ensure
compliance with B-BBEE. |
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The Group continued with the monitoring of the elements of the B-BBEE generic scorecard and the Financial Services Sector Charter codes, which includes socio-economic development, preferential procurement, employment equity, skills development, management control, enterprise development and ownership control. In the year under review, transformation was
accelerated and the following were areas
of focus:
- Recognising the indirect ownership by black
companies, black empowered companies
and black shareholding in assessing overall
black ownership credentials.
- Our recruitment and advancement policies
and practices were strengthened through
the introduction of the Employment Equity
Policy to give preference wherever possible to previously disadvantaged individuals and identify, recruit and
develop black people at executive and management level.
- The formation of divisional employment equity and skills development
committees to assist the Group to fast track compliance to both the
Employment Equity and Skills Development Acts.
- CContinued to encourage our suppliers to comply with the B-BBEE Act
and provided them with support when requested to do so.
- We continued with our Enterprise Development projects i.e. both the
TIPA project and the Debt Collection project. The Group remains
committed to a targeted procurement policy, focused on empowering
black business.
- Our recruitment and advancement policies and practices that give preference wherever possible to previously disadvantaged individuals.
- A number of institutions, communities and previously disadvantaged
individuals continued to receive Group support through the
Socio-Economic Development programmes and funding, including
the offer of bursaries to previously disadvantaged learners.
- Structures were put in place at the divisional level and supported by
the Group Leadership and Development Council to ensure monitoring
and evaluation of the progress on the B-BBEE scorecard.
Looking ahead (2010 to 2012) - The Transformation department
will ensure:
- Meaningful transformation and the resultant commercial value thereof.
- B-BBEE Act compliance and stakeholder engagement.
- Accelerated advancement of designated groups.
- Introduction of Graduate Development in order to fast track our talent
pipeline and bring designated people into the Group.
- Every division of the Group demonstrates its commitment to diversity
by implementing ambitious divisional diversity transformation plans
in support of the Group wide plans.
A legal and compliance officer was appointed who is in the process of
implementing formal processes and procedures to enhance legal
compliance throughout the Group. |
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Richard
Chauke (42) |
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BCom, (Hons), MCom (Taxation)
MTP (SA) |
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Director: Transformation, Tax, Risk, Internal Audit and
Compliance – 19* |
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Executive
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Jonny
Masinga (32) |
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N Dip HRM, BTech HRM,
BTech HRD MAP |
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Transformation – 12* |
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Yondela Ndema (33) |
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BProc, LLB, LLM (Tax Law),
PhD (Law) Admitted Advocate of High Court of South Africa |
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Legal officer – 11* |
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years’ experience
in strategic management consulting / retail |
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