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Only 6% of the 329 chief executives at JSE listed companies are women.

White men still rule and earn more

Women and black people occupy only a few seats at the JSE table, the latest PwC report has found

Powerful woman: African Union Commission chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma

My switch is flipped, José

Women need their own version of Freemasons, basically.

Transformation in the workplace remains slow

Equity report: Whites still dominate top positions

Although figures have improved slightly, whites still dominate SA’s top management positions, a Commission for Employment Equity report has revealed.

Black lawyers say Lekota a ‘threat’ to empowerment

The Black Lawyers Association have expressed concern over Mosiuoa Lekota’s statement on affirmative action, labelling it a ‘threat’

Majority of govt employees are women, survey shows

The percentage of women employed in government positions across all salary levels totals 54,76%, the Business Woman’s Association (BWA) said on Monday. The official results of…

Employment equity lagging in SA

South African companies are like Irish coffee — white on top and black at the bottom — said Jimmy Manyi, commissioner of the Employment Equity Commission on Saturday. Speaking at…

Public Protector to probe deputy minister

The Public Protector is to conduct a preliminary investigation into allegations of improper conduct against Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Malusi Gigaba. Gigaba had been…

Call for white women to bow out of employment equity

White women should be struck off a list of groups recognised as previously disadvantaged in terms of the employment equity legislation, the Black Management Forum said on…