Parties to the MEIBC vote overwhelmingly for gazettal and extension of 2021 – 2024 metals and engineering main agreement
Parties to the Metals and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council (MEIBC) today voted overwhelmingly in favour of the extension of the three-year agreement reached in the metals and engineering sector in 2021.
Female-owned construction company builds a bright future
Barely 12 years ago, Sanna Sebone was a newly-qualified quantity surveyor taking her first steps in the largely male-dominated world of construction. Today, her 100% female-owned construction company, Sebongi Construction, is rapidly becoming a force to be reckoned with in the Northern Cape.
Ammann soil compactor offers high value with efficiency
ELB Equipment, one of South Africa’s largest compaction machine suppliers, offers clients the Ammann ARS 122 soil compactor, an industry leader in compaction efficiency.
Digital transformation supports carbon emission reduction targets in business
Going digital isn’t just about making our working lives easier and more flexible. Information and communication technology (ICT) solutions have the potential to help lower global CO2 emissions by 20% by 2030, according to BT. Sarwar Khan, Head of Global Digital Sustainability at BT, shares further insights from the company.
Earth Probiotic’s “Earth Cycler’s” leading the way in organic waste management
Organic waste recycling is starting to take off in Gauteng with a number of large businesses looking to maximise their recycling percentages by including food waste in their recycling programmes.
New marine campaign launches for Sharks and Rays in South Africa
Last week welcomed significant news and positive movement for marine conservation in South Africa – a country that sits in the top five as a global hotspot for shark and ray diversity – as the WILDTRUST announced the launch of its newest marine campaign called ‘ON THE BRINK’.
Saint-Gobain refreshes the graphic identity of its construction business brands
Saint-Gobain has refreshed the graphic identity of its construction business brands (Gyproc, Weber, and Isover) to express the vision of the Group to be the worldwide leader in light and sustainable construction. This modernization meets two main objectives: leverage the strength and recognized expertise of each of its construction brands; create a clear family connection between the brands to strengthen business synergies and reaffirm the Group’s focus on “solutions”.
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