Black Business Council wants Nedlac voice
The BBC has applied for a direct seat at Nedlac, the National Economic Development and Labour Council
08 March 2020 - 00:12
The Black Business Council (BBC) is pressing ahead with a bid to have its own voice at Nedlac even though its relations with business umbrella body Business Unity SA (Busa) are on the mend after a public spat a couple of years ago.
The BBC has applied for a direct seat at Nedlac, the National Economic Development and Labour Council, a statutory forum for social partnership between the government, business, labour and the community...
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