The Take Off with Bongani Mtolo and Nonala Tose

#TheTakeOffhustle |  A chance to showcase your business , grow your business, increase your brand awareness and generate sales. Take advantage of these 50s of fame and get your business featured on #TheTakeOffhustle

WhatsApp 060 584 2250

Today’s Business/Hustle is:

Indalo Development Consultants , A town planning company

Song: Sun-EL Musician feat SImmy - Higher

First Thing is First | In a workplace culture where fear is the dominant energy, employees feel anxious and frequently worry about unwanted consequences including job loss. If the message the workplace culture is constantly sending to employees is to be afraid, is that company getting the most out of its workers?     Can this culture be overcome?

Guest: Penny Mkhize, An HR specialist

Twitter| @DjShorty_SA

#MoneyMonday|  How do you ask for a pay raise when your company has put most raises on hold this year? Alternatively, your employer is offering a 2% pay raise across the board, but you believe that you have earned more. What do you do in these circumstances? So how do you convince the powers that be that you're adding more value than they're paying for—and more importantly, how do you get them to agree with you and increase your paycheck amount? Especially when the market hasn’t fully recovered?

Guest: Gerald Mwandiambira , Award winning CFP® Professional , Speaker

and Author For professional financial planning and wealth creation and management

visit www.askgerald.co.za

Twitter: @AskGeraldCFP

First Thing is First | In South Africa, trade unions for many years not only fought for worker's rights within the workplace but also beyond the workplace. Could Dwindling memberships, inter-union rivalry and radical changes in the nature of work  render trade unions irrelevant? As we look back on Workers’ Day we reflect on their significance.

• SA’s 225 registered trade unions represent about 3-million workers. But changing employment contracts, including outsourcing, informalisation and remote working, have led to diminishing membership numbers.

Guest: Sizwe Pamla, The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU)  spokesperson 

Twitter| @MintDeejay

#BusinessMeetsPleasure|

Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

Lesedi 1007 Travel, A car Rental Agency

Song:  CocoSA ft Chini - I Never Thought  

VS

We clean it all, A cleaning Company

Song:  Pharrell Williams - Happy

Call Number 089 110 2000

WhatsApp 060 584 2250

#BusinessMeetsPleasure|

Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

Lesedi 1007 Travel, A car Rental Agency

Song:  CocoSA ft Chini - I Never Thought  

VS

We clean it all, A cleaning Company

Song:  Pharrell Williams - Happy

Call Number 089 110 2000

WhatsApp 060 584 2250

Twitter| @SABlended

#TheTakeOffInterview| If your car is damaged by potholes on national or municipal road, you can – in theory – claim from Sanral or the relevant municipality. What are the terms and conditions?

• Damages that occur on national roads such as the N1, N2, N12 and others, should be directed to Sanral, which will pass responsibility to its contractors or road-work companies responsible for the maintenance of that road.
• Municipal roads, on the other hand, have a different claims process. Road users would have to approach or contact the specific municipality or department of public works to find out what is required, and to submit relevant documentation. This process is likely to take some time.

Guest: Madoda Mthembu, SANRAL's Operations and Maintenance Manager in the Northern Region.