BBBEE Flashcards
1
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what does BBBEE stand for?
A
Broad based black economic employment act
2
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what is the purpose of the BBBEE?
A
- enables wealth to be spread more broadly across all population groups.
- outline areas that would give the government a platform for bringing equitable spread of wealth
3
Q
positives of the BBBEE
A
- encourages businesses to address the demands for redress directly
- a good BEE raring improves the image of the business
- businesses that support SSMEs may increase their own BBBEE ratings
4
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negatives of the BBBEE
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- businesses that want to do business with the government must have their BEE rating checked annually
- businesses have to go through the process of having their BBBEE compliance measured by an independent BEE verification agency
- processes and procedures may be costly for a business as there are many requirements for scoring enough points to be compliant.
5
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discriminatory actions according to the BBBEE
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- giving preferential procurement to businesses owned by a certain racial group
- offering shareholding opportunities to specific gender/race
6
Q
penalties for non-compliance with the BBBEE
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- businesses may face imprisonment for non-compliance and fronting practices
- business licenses may not be renewed and authorizations may not be issued
7
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ways for businesses to comply with the BBBEE
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- businesses must appoint black people in managerial positions
- businesses must sell shares to black employees/people
- send black people for skill development training
8
Q
what are the pillars of the BBBEE?
A
- manager control
- skills development
- ownership
- enterprise and supplier development [ESD]
- socio-economic / socio-economic development
9
Q
manager control
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- appoint black people in senior executive positions to management
- ensure black females are represented in management
10
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skill development
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- provide leadership and learning programmer to black employees
- businesses benefit from the increases pool of skilled/ trined workers
11
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ownership
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- businesses should include black people in shareholding/ partnerships
- more opportunities are created for black people to become owners/ entrepreneurs
- businesses sometimes find it difficult to locate suitable black partners/ shareholders
12
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enterprise and supplier development (ESD)
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- businesses are encouraged to invest/support black-owned SMMEs
- identify black-owned suppliers that are able to supply goods and services
13
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social responsibility/ socio-economic development
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- they should distribute scarce CSI resources to selected beneficiaries in the communities
- plan and budget for CSI projects