The Hawaii Nurses’ Association, which represents about 600 at Kapi‘olani, said hospital leaders are showing a lack of respect at the negotiating table.
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Advocate Motlanthe gives his 100 days Report
21 May 2021 – SAFA CEO Advocate Tebogo Motlanthe gave his 100 days Report Back on which he touched on various issues regarding the Association at a Press Briefing on Friday, 21 May 2021.
Flanked by SAFA Provincial Chairpersons, NEC members and Vice President, Gladwyn White, Advocate Motlanthe touched on staffing matters, sponsorship, finances, competitions and governance, among others.
Those in attendance at the Press Briefing were Mzimkhulu Fina (Eastern Cape), Letima Mogorosi (Free State), Jack Maluleka and Vincent Rampago (Limpopo), Aubrey Baartman (Northern Cape), Kwenza Ngwenya (KZN), David Molwantwa (North West) and Tankiso Modipa (Western Cape).
The Provincial Representatives including VP White spoke on the stability within the entire SAFA Provinces and programmes regarding football development.
COUNCILLORS will be trained to spot when they may have a conflict of interest - as part of an action plan to tackle concerns raised by a damning independent report. An auditors report into City of York Council s handling of a £400,000 payout to the former chief executive highlighted a number of issues. They include the inadequacy of the business case presented to councillors for the payment, a misleading statement about the settlement agreement and questions over council leader Keith Aspden chairing a secret meeting to agree the payout without declaring a conflict of interest. At the time, the former chief executive had filed an employment tribunal claim against the council and Cllr Aspden personally.
Ms Weastell filed an employment tribunal claim against the council and Cllr Aspden on December 10 2019. On February 17 2020 a meeting of the council s Staffing Matters and Urgency Committee was held. Press and members of the public were excluded from the meeting, at which a £400,000 payout was agreed for the former chief executive. Cllr Aspden chaired the meeting and did not declare a personal interest, despite being named on the employment tribunal claim. Auditors say not all members of the committee were aware Cllr Aspden had been named on the claim. Ms Weastell s final day of employment at the council was March 16 2020. The council released a statement on Ms Weastell s final day confirming her departure had cost the authority around £404,000 in line with statutory requirements.