The Orange Newsletter August 2010
THE ORANGE CAN HELP YOU CREATE A MORE LOYAL, HONEST AND PRODUCTIVE WORKFORCE
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In this newsletter:
 Employee debt is your debt
Research shows that South Africa has approximately 3 million employees who experience negative cash flow every month and over 4 million employees with bad credit records. Many corporate companies ask whether employee debt can be considered their problem. Is it something they should be concerned about and is an employee’s private life any of their business? Well, it is!
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 Dishonest ministers face salary fines
It has recently been reported that Ministers who fail to comply with legislation on the declaration of their private business interests will face financial penalties. Penalties have been put in place as an interim measure while a review of the legislation is under way. These interim sanctions include a fine not exceeding the value of 30 days' salary, and a reduction of salary or allowances for a period not exceeding 15 days.
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 Shout hits the right notes
SHOUT, the civil society anti-crime movement led by prominent South African musicians, artists and celebrities has garnered massive support from South Africans. SHOUT Founders and Trustees, Danny K and Kabelo Mabelane recorded the song “Shout” with fellow well known South African musicians. The SHOUT single downloads to cell phones have exceeded all previous South African download records, some 124,000 fans have pledged their support for SHOUT on Facebook.
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 A slumber scene
It is important for everyone to get a good night’s rest in order to perform at their best, but did you know the following interesting facts about sleep?
Read the facts here and see how many you know
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