What does Level 1 mean for business?
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As the lockdown in South Africa from the second wave is eased again and businesses start to re-open fully, ensuring the health and safety of employees and members of the public will be of paramount importance. But firms are grappling with big questions about what this return is going to look like, will we continue working from home, do you need an HQ at all, what about stifling innovation?
And in all of this the vaccination strategy is paramount. Under the current rollout strategy, in which 6,000 people a day are currently receiving their vaccines, it would take 20 years to vaccinate the whole country.
Many questions remain unanswered?
Michael Avery spoke to Nerine Khan, former Commissioner and director in the CCMA and founder of Employment Relations Exchange, her colleague, Joy Beckett, and Stavros Nicolaou, chair of the Business for South Africa health working group.
Joy Beckett, Employment Relations Exchange
And in all of this the vaccination strategy is paramount. Under the current rollout strategy, in which 6,000 people a day are currently receiving their vaccines, it would take 20 years to vaccinate the whole country.
Many questions remain unanswered?
Michael Avery spoke to Nerine Khan, former Commissioner and director in the CCMA and founder of Employment Relations Exchange, her colleague, Joy Beckett, and Stavros Nicolaou, chair of the Business for South Africa health working group.
Joy Beckett, Employment Relations Exchange