Here's how the Employment Equity Amendment Bill could affect your business

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In this edition of the Business Day Spotlight, we discuss the potential impact of the proposed changes outlined in the Employment Equity Amendment Bill.

Our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Lauren Salt, an executive in the employment department at law firm, ENSafrica.

Salt explains the difference between “employment equity” and “BEE”, while giving the arguments for and against the proposed amendments. She also breaks down how the changes could practically affect businesses if they are enacted into law and also outlines some of the challenges that could be faced when it comes to enforcement.
5 Feb 2021 English South Africa Business News · News

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