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  • 01 Jan 2014
    It is with great pleasure that we welcome you to this edition of Tseleng for 2014. Through Tseleng, we aim to continuously engage members on labour-related issues affecting the truck and logistics industry and the role that the NBCRFLI plays within the industry as a whole.

    In this issue, we take a look at the following news:

    - Transport and Logistics Development - The Key to South Africa’s Economic Development
    - 2014 Gauteng Regional Stakeholder Conference
    - Outstanding Employee Details and its Effects on Your Business
    - Empowering Truck Drivers to Resist Paying Bribes
    - Transport and Logistics Trends Around the World
  • 01 Jan 2013
    Welcome to the first issue of Tseleng for 2013. Tseleng has evolved into a thought -provoking, e-publication that covers all aspects of the road freight and logistics industry, including international transport trends. It is aimed specifically at decision makers within the industry, such as CEOs, senior managers and HR managers.

    In this newsletter, you will find some of the following news:
    - Opinion piece: Recent court judgements that affect the extension of Collective Agreements to non-parties
    - NBCRFLI improves communication with members through new mobi app
    - Rolling out of new Wage Agreement
    - Wellness trends within the industry
  • In this issue:
    - Wage Negotiation Agreement
    - The role of CareWorks and updated statistics
    - Leadership change
    - The Industry’s commitment against crime
  • In the latest edition of our quarterly newsletter, you will find some of the following news:
    - Freight Intra-Africa, March 2012
    - 2012 Year-end payouts application
    - The Industry’s commitment against crime
    - Client Services Survey 2012 feedback
  • 21 May 2012
    In this issue:
    - NBCRFLI website facelift
    - Promulgation of Simplified Main Collective Agreement
    - Exposing the Council’s purpose and highlighting its benefits
    - Wage Increase
  • In this issue:
    Council appoints new Commissioners for 2011/2012 period.
    How membership of the NBCRFLI benefits its stakeholders.
    NBCRFLI/African Unity/Universal partnership at SATAWU Congress
  • In this edition of Tseleng, we proudly announce the recent promulgation of the new wage schedule. The improved wage agreement will mean better wages and improved basic medical insurance for road freight and logistics workers. We believe that the creation of a more equitable industry environment will help improve productivity.
  • This year's first edition of Tseleng is packed with all the latest news about Council as well as information that is of importance to our stakeholders.
  • Greetings to all our valued readers at the beginning of a long-awaited summer season and welcome to another edition of Tseleng. We now find ourselves in the midst of wage negotiations and year-end payouts, a challenge to say the least, but with the planning efforts and resolve we are known for, these processes are sure to reach a successful conclusion.
  • It’s good to be back with you our cherished readers in this winter edition of Tseleng. When you read this, the 2010 FIFA World Cup will be over and the excitement would have died down, Bafana Bafana as we know did not make it far, but as a nation we rallied and continue to rally behind them - you make us proud Bafana! For some of us who were privileged enough to attend some of the matches, all we can say is well done to FIFA, the LOC, support staff and most importantly the fans from all over the world who made this auspicious occasion memorable!
  • 29 Jul 2010
    | We have entered 2010 with some mixed feelings - the tingling of hope and excitement combined with the sober tang of financial restraint. With the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa on our doorstep, Council is ready and proud to embrace the world’s biggest soccer spectacle, but also aware of the challenges it brings.
  • Welcome to the latest edition of Tseleng, the quarterly newsletter of the National Bargaining Council for the Road Freight Industry (NBCRFI or Council). National Secretary Joe Letswalo reviews the year and speaks of the challenges ahead. Ngoako Bopape highlights the latest news on the Pension Fund and provides feedback on the Trucking Wellness campaign.
  • Welcome to the August 2009 issue of the NBCRFI newsletter, Tseleng, packed with all the latest Council and industry information that is of importance to stakeholders. It is hard to believe that we are already eight months into the year with the end of the year, along with its characteristic craziness, fast approaching.
  • Looking back on the past few months, one must recognise the work that has taken place here at NBCRFI and some of the major achievements and milestones reached as a result.
  • The start of a new year is a good time to reflect on past achievements and the challenges that lie ahead, so that one is better equipped to plan ahead. This is the essence of the message from National Secretary, Joe Letswalo in his regular column.
  • Read the October 2007 issue of Tseleng, keeping you up dated with the services of the National Bargaining Council for the Road Freight Industry.
  • Welcome to the first edition of Tseleng, keeping you up dated with the services of the National Bargaining Council for the Road Freight Industry.
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