3A racing... not BEE compliant

anyone else notice this??

One word for you....tit

i am trying to promote an intelligent discussion about this topic.. nevermind.. seems no one wants to think about promoting people of colour in horse racing.. shame

3a racing is open to everyone

lol

This is why SA is backward. Topics like this

Bob,what is BEE

bob is your website bee compliant ?

davetheflower Wrote:

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> Bob,what is BEE


Black Economic Empowerment

pirates Wrote:

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> bob is your website bee compliant ?


God i hope so

If someone is good for a job let them do it, black, white, coloured, chineses, etc etc ( even a Scot)
IMO one of worst calls SA made and a negative to job creation

PHUMELELA MEDIA RELEASE
SUBJECT: Phumelela accomplishes level 2 B-BBEE contributor status
DATE: Sunday 29 September 2013
RELEASED BY: Phumelela Gaming and Leisure Limited

Horseracing and tote betting company Phumelela is proud to announce that transformation is galloping ahead within the company and that it has accomplished level 2 contributor status towards broad-based black economic empowerment two years earlier than regulations require.
“It’s a mammoth achievement that is not only good for the company, but for South Africa and sport in general,” said Phumelela Group CEO Rian du Plessis.
“It has been a team effort from the beginning and we will continue to build and mould our company to meet the needs of the new South Africa. We are particularly proud that we have accomplished level 2 status two years before the deadline set by regulators,” he added.
Phumelela employs about 1,500 people and is totally committed to transformation. A social and ethics committee oversees and drives transformation within Phumelela and has been particularly successfully in its target areas of employment equity and skills development.
Phumelela is a JSE-listed company (56.86% B-BBEE owned), which is licensed to operate horseracing and tote betting in seven of South Africa’s nine provinces. Phumelela also manages horseracing and tote betting in the Western Cape on behalf of Kenilworth Racing.