Eskom to launch crowdsourcing platform to find critical skills

Major Boredom

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But they are there and part of the incompetence, right?
I didnt have any whites that were Eskom employees working on the contracts I had insight on. I dont do work there anymore... I am talking about who I saw walking in corridors and even thinking about that most of those I saw were probably working on contracts
 

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So why the actual F doesn't NUMSA, in their absolute and utter wisdom regarding all things racial, provide Eskom with a list of these wonderfully qualified engineers to help solve the CRITICAL SKILLS SHORTAGE that Eskom is facing?
“What recruitment process is this that the minister is personally driving? This is not normal,” Numsa spokesperson Phakamile Hlubi-Majola told The Cape Times.

“There are HR policies in place, and what Pravin is doing is highly irregular. At the same time, this is clearly an attempt to reverse B-BBEE [broad-based black economic empowerment].”

Hlubi-Majola also hit back at Solidarity’s claims that transformation was partially to blame for Eskom’s predicament, stating that many black engineers were more qualified than their white colleagues.
 

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I didnt have any whites that were Eskom employees working on the contracts I had insight on. I dont do work there anymore... I am talking about who I saw walking in corridors and even thinking about that most of those I saw were probably working on contracts
Okay, maybe most were outside
of the bargaining unit.
 

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Not very many.

I have done work on contracts there in the past and did not bump into very many whites at all. Probably in the 11 to 1 ratio. Sit in a meeting. I had as many "monitors" as what there were actually people involved hands on in the work.
If there were few solidarity members then they wouldn't be a recognised union at Eskom.
 

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So why the actual F doesn't NUMSA, in their absolute and utter wisdom regarding all things racial, provide Eskom with a list of these wonderfully qualified engineers to help solve the CRITICAL SKILLS SHORTAGE that Eskom is facing?
They are 100% right on Pravin, man has no business meddling in Eskom's recruitment processes, it was called state capture when the Zupta Ministers were doing it, he is a Minister and he must mind his business.
 
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Major Boredom

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If there were few solidarity members then they wouldn't be a recognised union at Eskom.
Must be a lot of non white members
Considering they have about ~42K employees that only make about ~4200 whites.
And I know they were still working whites out of Eskom.
Guess all of those highly qualified non whites need to start pulling finger

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Guess this is what happens when you get rid of the skills without a proper plan

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Solidarity is the embodiment of WEE.
No, its an afrikaans university. Not a white one. You can go there if you want to learn in afrikaans. ( lets say able)
You can also go to wits, tuks, stelenbosch, tut, uni of limpopo if you don’t.

Why are you so but hurt?
 

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All this hurt about soladariteit’s uni.
I thought it was not going to work because the dumb dumbs from the backwards afrikaans comunnity will produce dumb duumbs that can not communicate with anyone..

Its going to be such a big flop, who wants to study there anyway.
 

TheChamp

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No, its an afrikaans university. Not a white one. You can go there if you want to learn in afrikaans. ( lets say able)
You can also go to wits, tuks, stelenbosch, tut, uni of limpopo if you don’t.

Why are you so but hurt?
Sure, I am not a child, stop treating me like one.
 
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