Johannesburg, 24 March 2020: All South African business organisations have called on their respective members to respond comprehensively and with the same decisiveness and sense of solidarity, displayed by President Ramaphosa in his address to the nation on 23 March 2020.
CLICK HERE TO READ THE COMPLETE MEDIA STATEMENT ISSUED BY BUSA, 24 MARCH 2020
Dear Members and Stakeholders,
We have all just heard President Cyril Ramaphosa announce a 21-day shutdown of non-essential business to curb the spread of the COVID 19 virus in South Africa. The shutdown comes into effect at midnight on Thursday the 26th March 2020 until midnight on Thursday the 16th April 2020.
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a global pandemic, and now a South African reality.
We aim to assist members and stakeholders, with as much regular real-time, up to date information as possible to aid organisations to mobilise Task Teams, put contingency plans into place, and keep employees informed through this Best Practise Guide.
South Africa is not immune to the challenges COVID-19 brings as many of our sectors are vulnerable with a high concentration of people working in densely populated working areas.
As a guide, the following common practises are being advised to assist in containing further cases of the virus in South Africa.
These practices are largely those being adopted by Global Business Service (GBS) companies and are being shared to help one another to best respond by using proven practices as opposed to have to discover these for themselves.
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Coronavirus BPESA Best Practice Guide 23 March 2020 15h00
The business sector today had a fruitful discussion with the President as part of a multi-stakeholder engagement on Covid-19.
Business has rapidly mobilised to combine its resources in the service of South Africa and its people, to limit the economic, social and health impact of Covid-19 on the country.
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a global pandemic, and now a South African reality.
We aim to assist members and stakeholders, with as much regular real-time, up to date information as possible to aid organisations to mobilise Task Teams, put contingency plans into place, and keep employees informed through this Best Practise Guide.
South Africa is not immune to the challenges COVID-19 brings as many of our sectors are vulnerable with a high concentration of people working in densely populated working areas.
As a guide, the following common practises are being advised to assist in containing further cases of the virus in South Africa.
These practices are largely those being adopted by Global Business Service (GBS) companies and are being shared to help one another to best respond by using proven practices as opposed to have to discover these for themselves.
Have something to add - let us know info@bpesa.org.za
COVID-19: BPESA BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINES DOCUMENT 22 MARCH 2020
Guidelines from the Department of Employment and Labour called the “Workplace Preparedness: COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-19 virus)”
Official labour legislation to regulate the number of employees in the workplace at this stage of the COVID19 pandemic.
JOHANNESBURG, 20 March 2020 –South African Airways (SAA) will immediately suspend all regional and international operations until the end of May in response to a government travel ban aimed at stopping the transmission of the Coronavirus (Covid-19).
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a global pandemic, and now a South African reality.
We aim to assist members and stakeholders, with as much regular real-time, up to date information as possible to aid organisations to mobilise Task Teams, put contingency plans into place, and keep employees informed through this Best Practise Guide.
South Africa is not immune to the challenges COVID-19 brings as many of our sectors are vulnerable with a high concentration of people working in densely populated working areas.
As a guide, the following common practises are being advised to assist in containing further cases of the virus in South Africa.
These practices are largely those being adopted by Global Business Service (GBS) companies and are being shared to help one another to best respond by using proven practices as opposed to have to discover these for themselves.
Have something to add - let us know info@bpesa.org.za
COVID-19: BPESA BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINES DOCUMENT 20 MARCH 2020
Global Business Solutions has put together a brief and highly informative document on staffing protocol for implementation during the Coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak.
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a global pandemic, and now a South African reality.
We aim to assist members and stakeholders, with as much regular real-time, up to date information as possible to aid organisations to mobilise Task Teams, put contingency plans into place, and keep employees informed through this Best Practise Guide.
South Africa is not immune to the challenges COVID-19 brings as many of our sectors are vulnerable with a high concentration of people working in densely populated working areas.
As a guide, the following common practises are being advised to assist in containing further cases of the virus in South Africa.
These practices are largely those being adopted by Global Business Service (GBS) companies and are being shared to help one another to best respond by using proven practices as opposed to have to discover these for themselves.
Have something to add - let us know info@bpesa.org.za
COVID-19: BPESA BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINES DOCUMENT 19 MARCH 2020
On the back of the COVID-19 virus pandemic, SANAS has received numerous requests on how to support and accommodate verification agencies. The R47-02 procedure has been reviewed for this time.
Government published new regulations issued in line with the Disaster Management Act, 2002 for the management of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak yesterday, 18 March 2020.
Click here to read the GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 18 MARCH 2020 NO.43107
Take a look at these graphics on the 9 regulations issued for the management of the Coronavirus in South Africa
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