Sasol hands over low-cost houses to employees
This brings the total number of houses handed over in eMbalenhle to 101 and 18 in Secunda.
SECUNDA – The low-cost houses beneficiaries commended Sasol for the handing over houses and said it proves that Sasol cares for it employees.
Sasol Mining, in partnership with First National Bank and the Department of Human Settlements, hosted the fifth Sasol Mining housing handover in eMbalenhle on Friday, 1 December.
This brings the total number of houses handed over in eMbalenhle to 101 and 18 in Secunda.
Sasol Mining recognises the importance of decent housing for its employees.
These are homes of an adequate size that have the essential basic infrastructure such as water, sanitation and electricity.
The provision of housing to Sasol Mining employees is a continuous process.
This initiative is in accordance with the Social and Labour Plan of the Mining Charter.
Mr Lucky Kgatle, Senior Vice President at Sasol Mining, said: “Sasol Mining has embarked on a housing project with the objective of promoting good health and welfare for its employees.
“This was done to ensure sustainable local economic development and to promote home ownership among Sasol employees within the formal housing sector.”
