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Met reeds 'n unieke verspreidingstelsel in plek wat die koerant uitbring by besigheid en regering in die Vrystaat en aangrensende sentra, het die Vrystaat Sake Bulletin (VSSB) nou die volgende nuwe areas tot sy verspreidingsnetwerk gevoeg:
· Die Lake !Gariep Toerismeroete wat rondom SA se grootste dam deur drie provinsies strek. Sodoende word die Bulletin versprei by gastehuise en ander toerismeprodukte te Gariep Dam dorp, Venterstad, Oviston en Bethulie, terwyl dit ook o.m. die Ukhahlamba Distriksmunisipaliteit te Barkly-Oos en die Gariep Plaaslike Munisipaliteit te Burgersdorp bereik.
· Golden Gate Protea Hotel as een van die voorste nasionale en internasionale toerismebestemmings in die Vrystaat, is ook nou as verspreidingspunt by die netwerk ingeskakel.
· Die SA Hoë Kommissariaat in Maseru is ook 'n nuwe verspreidingspunt - vandaar word die koerant aan Lesotho regeringsinstansies en internasionale kantore in Maseru versprei.
· Die kantoor van Nedlac in Groter Johannesburg word ook nou van eksemplare direk per koerier voorsien. Nedlac is die sentrale forum vir besigheid, regering en arbeid in SA.
Verder word die verspreiding van die Vrystaat Sake Bulletin op die Goudveld opgegradeer in samewerking met die Goudveld Besigheidskamer, terwyl Odendaalsrus as nuwe punt ook bygevoeg word.
Die reeds bestaande verspreiding sluit in Bloemfontein, Bethlehem, Bethulie, Boshof, Bothaville, Bultfontein, Clarens, Colesberg, Ficksburg, Gariepdam, Harrismith, Hertzogville, Kroonstad, Kimberley, Koppies, Klerksdorp, Ladybrand, Orkney, Oviston, Potchefstroom, Parys, Paul Roux, Philippolis, Phuthaditjhaba, Reitz, Sasolburg, Senekal, Smithfield, Stilfontein, Trompsburg, Vanderbijlpark, Venterstad, Vereeniging, Welkom, Wepener en Zastron.
Eksemplare van die koerant word ook gepos aan kantore van besigheidskamers te Kaapstad, Durban, Midrand, Pretoria, ens. Die volledige koerant met al sy nuus en advertensies kan ook op die Internet by www.bulletinonline.co.za gelees word.
Vir meer inligting oor verspreiding van die Bulletin, kan Carien by (051) 430 5445, faks (051) 430 7562, epos emarket@emarket.co.za geskakel word.
As yet another new law with major implications for business owners, the Prevention & Combating of Corrupt Activities Act, stipulates that all instances of corruption must be reported to the police.
For honest business owners, who often come across suggestions and hints from corporate and government officials for kickbacks and bribes, it means that such unsavoury experiences can no longer just be ignored. It is a criminal offense not to report them. Also, failure to report a case of fraud or theft exceeding R100 000 to the police is from now on a criminal offence.
It often happens that business owners who uncover major fraud by one of their employees simply let the employee go in order to avoid messy court cases and CCMA wrangles that take their focus away from their businesses. Well, they no longer are allowed to do that. All such cases must be reported to the police.
According to the online labour advice service for business owners, Labourwise, the new Act prescribes severe penalties, including life imprisonment for certain transgressions.
For more info, visit www.labourwise.co.za
Applications to study at the unique Harmony Jewellery School at Virginia are currently being awaited by the School. Serving as a training incubator and receiving government backing, the School has two intakes of students for 2005 - a selection process end of November 2004 and again beginning of January 2004.
Prospective students can contact the Project Co-ordinator of the School, Ms. Alta Wessels and her staff at (057) 231 2229.
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