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27/09/2021

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22/10/2020

The offer is still available, BOOK NOW!

04/07/2020

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19/06/2020

How do you start your own business?

1. Go online to the website of CIPC and register a new company for R175, registration is R125 and the name is R50.

- Go to your nearest internet cafe with your certified ID copy in USB, have an active email address or use your smartphone.

The money you will deposit via their bank details found on the website.

They will do BBBEE for you for free and all other business documents.

2. Go to SARS, do a tax clearance for free.

3. Go to FNB do a business bank account for R500. Or ABSA they even have R250 option.

4. Go to your nearest Seda ask them to do a business plan for you, for free. Plus other trainings that might be relevant to your field.

5. Go online, register on the CSD, for free.

6. Go to your municipality and ask them to register you on their database as a supplier, for free.

7. Go to your nearest NYDA, attend their financial management short course for a minimum of 5 weeks (once a week), for free.

8. Apply for the NYDA funding for free. They can give you equipment of up to R50 000, for free.

You don't pay it back.

9. Hire people and register for COIDA, Letter of good standing at the Department of Labour.

10. Do your business and upgrade it with marketing and branding.

Logos, Letterhead, business email, website, landline.

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23/04/2020

Welcome to STRATEGIC ENTREPRENEURIAL ALLIANCE MOVEMENT... Join our community as we pursue Women In Business. During these disruptive times it is imperative that we stand alongside one another and start straightening fellow Queens crowns.

23/04/2020

Let’s connect... drop a link to your business social media account in the comments with a description of what your business does! Empowered Women, Empower Women!

We need each other to overcome this pandemic and for our businesses to survive.

23/04/2020

Dear EOHCB Members,

We wish to advise members that the EOHCB is working on some guideline documents to assist members with preparing workplaces and employees for the reopening of the industry for business with Health and Safety as a core interest and requirement.

At this stage, it's still unclear when the industry will be allowed to return to operations, but be assured that, the EOHCB will inform members as soon as we have the go-ahead from Government with the gazetted legal regulations.

NOT A MEMBER? Get in touch with us to enquire how you can become a member and benefit from our collective bargaining and labour relations support services.