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Labour consultancy aims to help workplace relations

Monday, August 21, 2023 | 630 Views |

The hassle of the local industrial courts is a worrisome sight that Keaoleboga Dipogiso, a policy maverick, has set out to tackle.

Dipogiso is the curator and corporate leader of Labour Policy Experts Botswana, a company that offers specialised consultancy on labour policy matters and human resource policy development.

Speaking to Monitor Business last week, Dipogiso said he has set out to tackle the skewed labour-employer relations that for the longest time in the country have led to a clash of the two.

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