In today's edition of our Heritage Month series, we feature Raziyah Mullins, Company Secretary and Compliance Manager at Hobbs Sinclair, who shares a bold and empowering saying from the Cape Flats: "Dala what you must" (Do what needs to be done or Do what you gotta do) This phrase is all about taking action, no matter the circumstances. It’s a call to do what’s necessary, even in tough situations. For Raziyah, it reflects the resilient, get-it-done attitude of the Cape Flats community and its ability to persevere through challenges with a sense of determination and strength. Culture: Cape Flats Afrikaans #HeritageMonth #CulturalWisdom #Resilience #ProudlySouthAfrican
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If you can - please vote! And please tell your friends/colleagues as well. You can give myself up to TWO VOTES, (and anyone of your choice) and please give the rest of your votes to my team at ALEBA - Un syndicat pour tous. Everyone in group 5 has 28 votes to give out. It's important that List 3 ALEBA gets enough votes to have seats in the Chambre des salariés for me to even have a chance of being elected. If you're not in group 5 - you can still vote List 3! (just be careful to verify the total number of votes you have to give- every group is different). Why the Chambre des salariés Luxembourg is important: • Consultation through the preparation of opinions on bills and Grand-Ducal regulations as part of the legislative process • Representation through its participation in Government consulting bodies • Information by means of a series of publications for salaried staff and the working world • Formative training by contributing to the design and organization of professional training programs • Continuing education by offering adult training programs through the Luxembourg Lifelong Learning Center • Designation of employee representatives to the Social Security organizations and Assessors to Labor and Social Security juridictions
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