Momentum Metropolitan Holdings awarded Top Employer certification Certification is awarded to employers that create exceptional working conditions for employees 04 February 2021 - 07:05 Sponsored Momentum Metropolitan Holdings performed exceptionally well in a number of the categories in the HR Best Practices Survey. Image: Supplied/Momentum Metropolitan Holdings
Creating conditions that allow employees to thrive is a priority for Momentum Metropolitan Holdings (MMH). And for its efforts, the Top Employer Institute, a leading human resources authority on certifying excellence in employee conditions, has awarded the company Top Employer certification.
The Top Employer certification is awarded to employers that create exceptional working conditions for all employees. This includes creating a comfortable working environment, and nurturing and developing talented staff across all areas of an organisation.
Nontokozo Madonsela is the chief marketing officer at Momentum Metropolitan Holdings.
With two decades of experience, Nontokozo Madonsela is a recognised and respected expert and leader in marketing. Winner of the Avance Media Most Influential Young South African Business Leader award - 2018, her career path has been defined by an uncompromising commitment to delivering smart, innovative and memorable marketing solutions across a wide variety of industries.
She is currently the Group Chief Marketing Officer at Momentum Metropolitan Holdings, the 4th largest insurance group in the country. During the past two years, Nontokozo has been driving the groups client-facing brands (Momentum and Metropolitan) to embrace a new marketing strategy in line with the group s plans to reset itself for growth into the future.
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Foreigners remained net sellers of South African stocks for a seventh consecutive session Thursday, disposing of R56 million worth of shares.
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South Africaâs main stocks index was poised to halt a four-week rally that saw it post eight record closes since the start of the year and was headed for its first weekly drop of 2021.
The FTSE/JSE Africa All Share Index fell 1.4% as of 10:04 a.m. in Johannesburg, dropping for a third day this week, as weakness in miners and banks overwhelmed gains in index heavyweights Naspers and Sasol.
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The Top Employers Institute has published its list of the global top employers to work for in 2021.
The institute assesses the people practices of participating companies through the independently audited and fact-based HR survey, which covers six domains and 20 subtopics across the entire HR spectrum.
With the impact of the global pandemic and the uncertainty created around work, 2020 proved to be a year where the practices of companies could influence the lives of millions of employees and their families, said David Plink, chief executive of the Top Employers Institute.