To extend the time period for the utilization of unused leave due to fall away at the end of the current 18 month cycle.
Honourable President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday evening (24 May 2020) announced that the whole of South Africa will enter Level 3 of the lockdown from 01 June 2020, which will ease a number of the regulations. The Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining Council (PSCBC) is therefore pleased to announce that our offices will be opening on Monday 01 June 2020.
The safety of our Staff, Clients, Council Members and Public at large is of paramount interest, we therefore will not encourage any “walk ins” for the first week (01-05 June 2020), this will allow us time to prepare our premises and ensure that all mechanisms are in place to create a risk free, safe and conducive work environment for all.
We will however operate with a limited staff component whist on the same token, striving to provide quality service delivery. We will still continue to operate within a virtual environment and work remotely to administer meeting as well as hearings. We look forward to welcoming you to our offices once again
[ Frikkie De Bruin | PSCBC General Secretary ]
Following the identification of a cluster of pneumonia cases in Wuhan, Hubei Province of Cina, Chinese authorities reported on the 17th January 2020 that the disease was caused by a virus which has not previously been identified in humans. This novel virus is called COVID-19. This is not the first time we have a coronavirus outbreak. In 2003, a new coronavirus emerged leading to the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak. In 2012, the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) was caused by a coronavirus associated with transmission from camels.
Most people who become infected experience mild illness and recover but it can be more severe for others.
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The Public Service Coordinating Bargaining Council (PSCBC) congratulates the class of 2019 matric learners for achieving a 81.3% pass rate.
A total of 787,717 candidates entered for the November 2019 NSC examination. This number was made up of 616,754 full time and 170,963 part-time candidates. Well done students, your hard work and dedication throughout the year has finally yielded great results. You have burned the midnight oil, studied smart and made us proud. The PSCBC is grateful to our hardworking and dedicated teachers for their sterling work and the time invested to prepare these learners for their examinations. The Council also acknowledges the role played by parents in preparing their children for the gruelling examinations.
To those learners who did not achieve a pass mark, we urge you to not despair and try again, failure is after all the key to success.
The PSCBC wishes the class of 2019 well in all of their future ventures. May you progress and take our beautiful Country forward.
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Description:
Suitably qualified and experienced consultants in the under-mentioned fields of expertise are invited to forward their credentials to be registered on the Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining Council database.
The Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining Council (PSCBC) wishes to compile a database of potential consultants to be utilised for Capital Projects. Professional consultants who are currently registered with PSCBC are also requested to adhere to this invite and update their details on the PSCBC database. The following professional consultants with B-BBEE Level 1 to 5 are invited to register: Architects, SACAP. Electrical and Electronic Engineers, ECSA. Fire Prevention and Protection Specialists, ECSA. Mechanical and Wet Services Engineers, ECSA. Quantity Surveyors / Cost Consultants, SACQSP. Structural and Civil Engineers, ECSA. Environmental Impact Assessment, Occupational Health & Safety Services, SACPCMP.
Restrictions:
PSCBC will select professional teams from this database to be involved in Capital Projects. Interested consultants are requested to provide a comprehensive company/ personnel profile which will include the following requirements:
Description of their fields of expertise. Valid and certified copy of B-BBEE Status Certificate - IRBA, SANAS-accredited or affidavit. Proof of their management capability and capacity. Certificate of Professional Accreditation and Registration with the Various Professional Bodies. Professional Indemnity details with minimum of R10 000 000 per claim. Company profile. Valid Workmen’s Compensation/Letter of Good Standing. Valid Tax Clearance Certificate and PIN. Proof of registration on the Central Supplier Database (CSD).
PSCBC is committed to broad-based black economic empowerment and strives to comply with the provisions of all relevant legislation. Documents should be submitted on hard copy accompanied by a database registration form which is available on PSCBC website, www.pscbc.org.za and deposited in the registration box at the PSCBC Offices,
Block D, 260 Basden Avenue, Lyttelton, Centurion.
No faxed, electronic or late documents will be accepted. PSCBC reserves the right not to register any applicant.
Enquiries:
Any enquiries regarding the submission may be directed to: Mr. Wandile Mgobhozi, Senior Manager: Corporate Service on :( 012) 644 8100 / (012) 644 8120.
Closing Date:
11 November 2019 at 13:00 PM