02 April - Labour

In today’s show, we heard from Natasha Abrahams – from the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration. For those of you who do not know, the CCMA is an independent organization that resolves labour disputes. Some form of conflict in the workplace is experienced in most if not all companies. When conflict arises, it is wise to call in a neutral person to mediate discussions. We spoke about workplace conflict resolution. For more information, you can call the CCMA on 086 116 1616 or visit their website www.ccma.org.za

We also heard from Sensei Thulani Ndlovu from the Dimensional Stunt School. The school aims to provide talented, physically fit individuals, from African communities with the highest quality of professional stunt training available in the country and in keeping with International skill and safety standards. Its vision is to be the leading stunt training institution on the African continent. We spoke about the training offered at Dimensional Stunt School. This coming weekend they will be holding auditions at no 9 Bree Street in Cape Town between 10AM - 2PM, you must be over 18years. For more information call (021) 425 6431 or visit the website www.stuntschool.co.za alternatively send an email to admin@stuntschool.co.za
We closed off the show with an interview conducted by Sakhisizwe’s producer Cindy Witten. She spoke to Eric Albertini, Director of the University Of Cape Town Graduate School Of Business. They spoke about the launch of the new course to help people at all levels discover their purpose and unlock greater productivity. For more information contact (021) 406 1323 or SMS “Journey” to 31497.

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