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Dis-Chem apologises for ‘wording and tone’ of controversial moratorium letter

LOCAL The Dis-Chem board has apologised for the “wording and tone” of an internal memorandum that has been widely circulated online. The retail pharmacy chain this week made headlines after a letter reportedly sent by the company’s CEO Ivan Saltzman told management it was placing a moratorium on the appointment of white staff. In the letter, Saltzman told managers after a review of the company’s employment equity profile and BBEEE […]

18 October 2022

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Accountability calls raised for companies responsible for advertisements with racial undertones

LOCAL Sonke Gender Justice says companies who create advertisements with racial undertones, must be held accountable for their actions. This was heard during the South African Human Rights Commission’s (SAHRC) inquiry into racial discrimination in the advertising industry. The Commission’s Gauteng provincial office is leading the inquiry which is aimed to address and avoid the publication of adverts that carry racial undertones in South Africa. The Commission said that it was […]

5 September 2022

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Dis-Chem apologises for ‘wording and tone’ of controversial moratorium letter

Accountability calls raised for companies responsible for advertisements with racial undertones

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