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Article

26 May 2002

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Business Report [South Africa]

Chief executives ignore a mass murderer cutting a swathe through workers and customers [South Africa]

According to the latest survey conducted by Deloitte & Touche and commissioned by the SA Business Coalition on HIV/Aids, South African companies do not have a strategy to deal with the threat of HIV/Aids. But most shocking is that business leaders do not seem to think that HIV/Aids will have an impact on their employees, and therefore their businesses.