Dr Nobuhle Pamela Nkabane

Committee appearances

• UIF suspensions in 2020, as well as overdue CF reports relating to claims, payments and injuries per sector 19 Feb 2021

  Dr N Nkabane (ANC) supported the extension due to the constraints caused by the pandemic. She assumed that there were responses that had been delayed.

• Workshop: focus on core operations and functions of Productivity SA & Essential Services 12 Feb 2021

  Dr N Nkabane (ANC) commended the entity for a comprehensive presentation and said that it had touched on all the substantive issues. She thanked it for simplifying the concept of productivity. It had listed some of the challenges it was facing and the requirements, as well as the recommendations for ...

• Oversight Report to UIF; Committee Programme 3 Feb 2021

  Dr N Nkabane (ANC) added onto Ms Mkhonto’s issue and expressed that if her memory serves her well, then when the information was requested, they received it within about two or three days. To refresh the Committee or as a courtesy, she asked that the Secretariat populate the additional information. ...

• Employment Equity A/B: briefing; DEL 2019/20 preliminary annual report; Quarterly Performance Reports 28 Oct 2020

  Dr N Nkabane (ANC) said the Committee would take cognizance of the impact of the Covid pandemic on employers and employees and on the employment equity plans of various institutions. What would the methodology of the Department be to come up with a balanced, integrated and holistic approach to implementing ...

• Quarterly Labour Force Survey: StatsSA briefing; NEHAWU Memorandum 14 Oct 2020

  Dr N Nkabane (ANC) referred to the expanded definition of unemployment, and questioned its alignment with the South African Schools Act, as well as the Basic Conditions of Employment Act and section 28 of the Constitution. She also questioned its alignment with section 3 of the Labour Relations Act, read ...

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Plenary appearances

• CITY OF CAPE TOWN HAS SPENT R19M TO RESOLVE 37 OF ITS 767 LEGAL MATTERS (Member's Statement) 24 Oct 2019

  House Chairperson, there are around 767 legal matters involving the City of Cape Town, of which 37 cases were concluded in the Western Cape High court, costing the City around R19 million. The most recent highly-publicised case is one involving the municipality and a group of homeless people over the ...

• UNIDENTIFIED MEMBER: MINISTER? 10 Jul 2019

  The strategy and tactics of the ANC supported by most of the researchers presented a philosophy that development seeks to improve or uplift the quality of lives of citizens from

  ill-being to well-being. This aims to improve equitable access of citizens to the distribution of public resources [Interjections].

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