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Brackenfell, Western Cape, 7560

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EE Consult : Employment Equity and Skills Development Consultants

Many employers find it difficult to keep up with the ever-changing Labour Laws in South Africa and therefore EE Consult has an experienced team who will assist employers to comply with the provisions of the Employment Equity Act 1998 as well as the Employment Equity Regulations as required by the Department of Labour.

EE Consult also assist employers to comply with the Skills Development Act and the Skills Development Levies Act.  Our Accredited Skills Development Facilitator will ensure that up to 70% of the Skills Development Levies paid by Employers be refunded , provided certain requirements are met.
Why keep an employee on the payroll when EE Consult can do the same and more for less ???

Press Release from EE Consult

EE Consult [Friday, January 14, 2011]

 

Employment Equity  :
 

  1. Assist in Conducting a workplace analysis;
  2. Development of the EEA2 (Employment Equity Report);
  3. Development of the EEA4 (Income Differentials);
  4. Development of numerical goals and recommendations in line with legislative requirements;
  5. Coordination of the process necessary to establish an Employment Equity Forum/Committee;
  6. Coordination of the process to appoint an Employment Equity Manager;
  7. Consultations/meetings with the Employment Equity Forum/Committee;
  8. Assist with the training of the Employment Equity Forum/Committee members on the requirements of the Employment Equity Act and their role as committee members by providing a software training package;
  9. Developing an Employment Equity policy and constitution;
  10. Coordination of the process to complete EEA1 forms by all employees;
  11. Development of the Employment Equity Plan as required by the Act;
  12. Providing the documents required to implement to process successfully.


Skills Development  :

1.    Identifying the SETA you should be registered with;

2.    Registering a SDF (Skills Development Facilitator);

3.    Conducting a skills audit to determine the organisation’s skills needs as well as the current skills of the employees.

4.    Developing a workplace skills plan;

5.    Developing a Skills Report;

5.    Establishing a skills development committee (by law a company with 50 or more employees need to establish a skills development  committee and consult with the committee in terms of the plan);

6.    Consulting with the skills development committee with regards to the skills plan;

7.    Recommending suitable training courses;

9.    Calculating and Ensuring Skills Development Levy Payment is made before the deadline each month to SARS;

8.    Submitting the Skills Development Plan and Report to the relevant SETA.


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