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ARBOR WEEK 2010 CELEBRATION:
Sedibeng Water will be celebrating National Arbor Week from 1st to 7th September 2010 this year with the theme "Plant for the planet, grow green".

 

The schedule of activities is as follows:

 

Letlotlo Naledi Public School (Kgotsong, Bothaville) 01/09/2010

 

Northern Cape Provincial event (Dikgatlong Local Municipality) 02/09/2010

 

Tataiso Public School (Monyakeng, Wesselsbron) 02/09/2010

 

Ga-Segonyana Local Municipality 03/09/2010

 

Ikaheng Public School (Meloding, Virginia) 03/09/2010

 

Greater Taung Local Municipality 06/09/2010

 

Maquassi Hills Local Municipality 07/09/2010

 

Dr. Ruth S. Mompati District Municipality 10/09/2010



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Code of Conduct

The essence of corporate governance is based on the spirit of free enterprise principles and integrity. The duty to act in good faith in the interest of Sedibeng Water does not end with the Board, but encompasses all employees as well as all other parties concerned. Good relations between all parties require honesty, openness and fairness. Each and every employee is expected to apply sound judgment in deciding on the most ethical means of dealing with any situation involving customers, competitors, suppliers, the public and fellow employees in general.

Against this background, the Board of Sedibeng Water has approved a Code of Conduct for both employees and the Board on 22 September 2006. This Code of Conduct is effective from the date of approval and all employees are encouraged to observe and abide by this Code.

The purpose of the Code is to support Sedibeng Water’s vision, mission and values by informing employees of acceptable and unacceptable conduct and/or behaviour. The Code of Conduct is applicable to all current and potential employees of the organisation as defined in the Basic Conditions of Employment Act and/or the Labour Relations Act, unless specified otherwise in the document and/or any other policy or rules and regulations of the organisation.

The Code of Conduct gives directives on issues such as:

  • Dealing with customers
  • Dress code
  • Respect for individual employees
  • Employee’s duties towards Board members
  • Manager’s duties towards other managers
  • Patent rights
  • Matters regarding suppliers
  • Dealing with the media, government and the regulator
  • Dealing with the community

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