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Contents

1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE EMPLOYMENT EQUITY ACT APPLIES TO “DESIGNATED EMPLOYERS”
3. THE OBLIGATION TO CONSULT
4. MAIN OBLIGATIONS OF THE EMPLOYER
4.1 Analysis
4.2 Employment Equity Plan (EEP)
4.3 Report on Employment Equity progress
5. OTHER DUTIES OF THE EMPLOYER
6. INFORMING THE EMPLOYEES
7. ADDRESSING INCOME DIFFERENTIALS
8. COMPLIANCE
9. STATE CONTRACTS

Downloadble Forms Click here to access these documents in the Forms section

Form 14.1 – Turnover threshold applicable to designated employers
From 14.2 – Possible fines for contravening the Employment Equity Act
Code of Good Practice: Employment Equity Plan
Regulations (including standard reporting forms)

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