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The strategic objectives and actions of the south african department of labour from 2004 to 2009, focusing on employment creation, skills development, labour relations, and the elimination of inequality and discrimination in the workplace. The document also mentions the legislation that supports these objectives, including the basic conditions of employment act, labour relations act, employment equity act, skills development act, and others.
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**1. MISSION STATEMENT
Statutory Bodies
DDG: LP & LMP Mr. L Kettledas
DDG: ESDS Ms A Bird
Acting DDG: SD Mr. P Mothiba
DDG: CS Ms M Xaba
Acting DG Dr V Mkosana
Minister of Labour MMS Mdladlana MP
3. PROGRAMME OF ACTION
**2. Enhance Skills Development
relations
1. Contribute to employment creation
1.1 DoL actively strives to ensure that its labour market policies and strategies complement growth and development objectives. 1.2 New labour market regulations in relation to new job creation strategies, such as co-operatives, developed, implemented, monitored and evaluated
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1.3 Social Dialogue is strengthened to support growth and development
1.4 Ongoing monitoring of the achievements and targets of government departments’ GDS commitments
1.5 DoL meets its own GDS commitments
1.6 Sectoral Skills Plans aligned to sectoral growth strategies
1.7 Provincial Skills Plans aligned to Provincial Economic growth and development Strategies
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
2004-
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 2004-
2.1 HRD Strategy revised & implemented.
2.2 NSDS 2001-2005 targets achieved and reported on at the Skills Conference 2005
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 2004-
2.3 New NSDS strategy 2005-9 launched at the Skills Conference Feb. 2005 and implemented (a) New SLA’s with SETAs (b) Design and Management of NSF by new funding windows. 2.4 NQF review finalised and implemented. (New legislation passed, implemented, monitored and evaluated)
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 2004-
2009
3. Promote equity in the Labour market (Cont)
3.3 Employment Equity Strategy and NSDS 2005 – 2009 aligned
3.4 Technical Assistance Guidelines and Codes of Good Practice implemented
3.5 Incremental BEE targets for procurement of goods and services incorporated into Public Entities associated with DoL
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 2004-
3.6 Employment Equity and BB BEE legislation aligned
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 2004-
4.3 Compliance with DoL legislation increased.
4.4 Establishment of bargaining councils in vulnerable sectors e.g. Security, Civil Engineering, Contract cleaning
4.5 Child Labour Action programme finalised and implemented
4.6 Sheltered employment factories restructured
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 2004-
2009
5.1 Ensure effective participation in the ILO, SADC and AU Labour and Social Affairs Commission
5.2 Effective discharging of South Africa’s obligations to the ILO
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 2004-
6. Strengthen social protection…
6.1. Ensure improved client satisfaction on UI and CF services
6.2 Achieve financial viability and sustainability of UIF and CF
6.3 Revenue collection improved (By at least 10 % during the first year)
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 2004-
6.4 UI and CF strengthened to better serve their clients 6.5 The coverage of UIF to other vulnerable workers achieved 6.6 Integration of CF and OHS competencies 6.7 Reduction of OHS incidents in targeted industries