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Publicregister-Community, Social List of designated employers who reported for the 01 September 2012 reporting cycle (The list consists of 693 large employers and 1279 small employers). Business name: This is the name of the designated employer who reported Status code: 0 means no query. EE Reference Number: This is the reference number of all employers who reported successfully. No. Business Name Status Code EE Ref No: 1 24 CARROTS EVENT DESIGN CC 0 799461 2 277 VERMEULEN STREET PROPERTIES 0 803253 3 4WARD-DESIGN 0 800232 4 A & A SECURITY SERVICES 0 805529 5 A S P SECURITY C C 0 81974 6 A V UNLIMITED 0 790907 7 A VAN DER MERWE INC 0 791778 8 A-PLUS STAFFING 0 527993 9 AANDMYMERING 0 234 10 ABALAING VALUERS (PTY) LTD 0 756657 11 ABRAHAM KRIEL KINDERHUIS NYLSTROOM 0 672781 12 ABRAHAM KRIEL MARIA KLOPPERS KINDERHUIS 0 370180 13 ABUNDANT MEDIA 0 802053 14 ACHIEVERS SECURITY TRAINING CENTRE CC 0 797713 15 ACORN SECURITY C C 0 3811 16 ACTEBIS 410 TA BRAIN RESERVE 0 804224 17 ACVV HOOFBESTUUR 0 799136 18 ACVV HUIS GENOT 0 806779 19 ACVV HUIS MARIE LOUW 0 483469 20 ACVV HUIS VERGENOEGD 0 8503 21 ACVV NUWERUS TE HUIS 0 806490 22 ACVV OUDTSHOORN 0 2672 23 ACVV-HUIS NAJAAR 0 5670 24 ADT SECURITY (PTY) LTD 0 11396 25 ADVANCED CLEANING SERVICES 0 6202 26 AFRI-GUARD (PTY) LTD 0 749189 27 AFRICA INSTITUTE OF SOUTH AFRICA 0 11817 28 AFRICA SECURITY SOLUTIONS GAUTENG (PTY) LTD 0 796515 29 AFRICA SECURITY SOLUTIONS RETAIL 0 797435 30 AFRICA SKILLS VILLAGE (TRAINING AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES) 0 795750 31 AFRICAN BUSINESS CHANNEL PTY LTD 0 15362 32 AFRICAN ENTERPRISE 0 755031 33 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS PARLIAMENTARY CAUCUS 0 793019 34 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY 0 793016 35 AFRICAN SELF HELP ASSOCIATION 0 11709 36 AFRICAPRACTICE 0 803387 37 AFRIHOST COM 0 795038 38 AFRISEC STRATEGIC SOLUTIONS (PTY) LTD 0 803041 39 AGE-IN-ACTION 0 796933 40 AGES GAUTENG PTY LTD 0 803931 41 AGFA HEATHCARE SA PTY LTD 0 787791 42 AGRI CONNECT (PTY) LTD 0 800680 43 AGT TOT VYF TRUST 0 679031 44 AILLIANCE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES 0 795607 45 AIRCOM INTERNATIONAL SA (PTY) LTD 0 7692 46 AJAX CAPE TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB 0 796039 47 AKA THINKTANK CREATIVE PTY LTD 0 805871 48 AKACIA HEALTHCARE 0 756460 49 AKESO CLINICS ALBERTON 0 804868 50 AKESO PIETERMARITZBURG 0 804861 51 ALARMNET SECURITY C C 0 250974 52 ALBERT LUTHULI 0 756425 53 ALCARI 587 0 789348 54 ALCON LABORATORIES S A PTY LTD 0 5520 55 ALEXANDRA HOMES FOR THE AGED 0 807259 56 ALGOA BAY COUNCIL FOR THE AGED 0 803244 57 ALL SECURITY 0 790615 58 ALLEN GLEN HIGH SCHOOL 0 570628 59 ALLSOUND SECURITY 0 788380 60 ALPHA SECURITY PATROL 0 410316 61 ALPINE ESTATE AGENCY (PTY) LTD 0 277094 62 ALTERNATIVE FIELD PERSONNEL PTY LTD 0 260554 63 ALTITUDE WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS 0 9527 64 AMAJUBA DISTRICT MUNISIPALITY 0 61704 65 AMALGAMATED METALS RECYCLING WESTRAND 0 807040 66 AMANZI CONTROL 0 804660 67 AMATOLA DISTRICT COUNCIL 0 16091 68 AMAZULU FOOTBALL CLUB 0 794471 69 AMBERGLEN BODY CORPORATE 0 123983 70 AMPATH TRUST 0 15935 71 ANALYTICAL RISK MANAGEMENT (PTY) LTD 0 800796 72 ANCHOR PROTECTION SERVICES 0 792438 73 ANDIAMO&FIESTA 0 414708 74 ANOVA HEALTH INSTITUTE 0 793764 75 ANTIAGING TECHNONOLIES CC 0 795547 76 APCAN RISK MANAGEMENT 0 786036 77 APTRAC AVIATION (PTY) LTD 0 793837 78 ARCAY CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS PTY LTD 0 798169 79 ARCFYRE INTERNATIONAL 0 790738 80 ARCHIBUS SOLUTION CENTRES SOUTH AFRICA 0 795104 81 ARCHITECTURE AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL 0 802405 82 ARMAGEDDON SECURITY GUARDING CC 0 2116 83 ARTS AT SUSSEX PTY LTD 0 804740 84 ARWYP MEDICAL CENTRE PTY 0 754405 85 ARWYP PHARMACY PTY (LTD) 0 792636 86 ASBESTOS RELIEF TRUST 0 795217 87 ASK SECURITY CC 0 806491 88 ASSOCIATED MEDIA PUBLISHING PTY LTD 0 791808 89 ATS DATABASE SERVICES (PTY)LTD 0 791568 90 AUCKLAND PARK PREPARATORY SCHOOL 0 258307 91 AURORA HOSPITAL 0 217755 92 AURORA SPECIAL CARE CENTRE 0 807292 93 AUTOELECTRON 0 791208 94 AUTOMOTIVE CONTROL SYSTEMS CC 0 805930 95 AUTOTRAK SA (PTY) LTD 0 805929 96 AUTUMN STORM INVESTMENTS 362 (PTY) LTD 0 795584 97 AVANTI SECURITY & INVESTIGATION CC 0 806469 98 AVAYA EMEA LIMITED 0 791505 99 AVIS RENT A CAR - NORTHERN PROVINCE REGION 0 789553 100 AVRIL ELIZABETH HOMES FOR THE 0 4947 101 AVUSA MEDIA INVESTMENTS 0 786766 102 AWENDRUS OLD AGE HOME 0 793113 103 AWESOME SNACKS (PTY) LTD 0 805294 104 B & C GROUP PTY LTD 0 100383 105 B & W BUSINESS TRUST 0 806470 106 B AND R PRODUCTS (PTY) LTD 0 8937 107 B&R COMPRESSORS AND GENERATOR SERVICES 0 802911 108 BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY 0 11331 109 BADISA 0 659148 110 BAKENKOP DIEREKLINIEK 0 795967 111 BARGAIN SECURITY 0 789419 112 BARRY BOTHA & BREYTENBACH 0 10505 113 BASIX TECHNOLOGIES (PTY) LTD 0 19074 114 BATELEUR SEKURITY 0 407882 115 BAYMOND FIELD SERVICES (PTY)LTD 0 790640 116 BDFM PUBLISHERS(PTY) LTD 0 3622 117 BEAUMONT PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 799221 118 BEAUTIFUL CONNECTIONS 0 796251 119 BEKEZELA CLEANING & SECURITY SERVICES 0 310418 120 BELA BELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY 0 595262 121 BELL DEWAR & HALL INC 0 20742 122 BELLVILLE SENIOR SENTRUM 0 681326 123 BENCHMARK SECURITY 0 801606 124 BEREA GARDENS 0 751520 125 BEREA NURSES INSTITUTE 0 793822 126 BEREA NURSES INSTITUTE PRETORIA 0 736004 127 BERGRIVIER MUNICIPALITY 0 17716 128 BEST SECURE ARMED RESPONSE 0 796082 129 BEST SECURE GUARDING PTY LTD 0 796136 130 BETHLEHEM ANAESTESIOLOGIE INGELYF 0 803055 131 BETTERGROUP PTY LTD 0 6119 132 BETTS TOWNSEND (PTY) LTD 0 805605 133 BEZUIDENHOUT VAN NIEKERK & VENNOTE INGELYF 0 11869 134 BIBLE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA 0 939 135 BIDORBUY 0 792299 136 BILL BUCHANAN ASS FOR THE AGED 0 17343 137 BILLION GROUP 0 803005 138 BIO ANALYTICAL RESEARCH CORPORATION S A PTY LTD 0 311172 139 BIOMERIEUX SOUTH AFRICA PTY LTD 0 789166 140 BIRNAM BUSINESS COLLEGE 0 535198 141 BLACK SASH 0 799231 142 BLEND EVENT MANAGEMENT 0 798809 143 BLESSED GERARD CARE CENTRE 0 789685 144 BLIND TIME WINDOW INNOVATIONS CC 0 799882 145 BLOEMCARE (PTY) LTD 0 12182 146 BLOEMRAD TRUST 0 703693 147 BLOEMSEC TRUST 0 794639 148 BLUE BULLS COMPANY (PTY) LTD 0 21688 149 BMS (OHS) INC 0 804247 150 BOHES TRUST 0 793432 151 BOITJHORISONG RESOURCE CENTRE 0 777816 152 BOJANALA PLATINUM DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY 0 801136 153 BOLAND COLLEGE 0 4473 154 BOLAND HOSPICE 0 792648 155 BOLAND TOILET SERVICES CC 0 800983 156 BOLT & ENGINEERING DISTRIBUTORS (LIMPOPO) PTY LTD 0 797316 157 BONVIEW TRADING 111 0 807415 158 BOO MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION (PTY) LTD 0 806251 159 BORNMAN & HAYWARD 0 634044 160 BOSASA OPERATIONS (PTY) LTD 0 6901 161 BOSTON SCIENTIFIC S A PTY LTD 0 381595 162 BOTHO SERVICES 0 757440 163 BOTTOMUP SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 0 806772 164 BRAINWAVES PROJECTS 1961 (PTY) LTD 0 804142 165 BRANDSIGNS (PTY)LTD 0 807390 166 BRESCIA HOUSE SCHOOL 0 800543 167 BRIDGE HOUSE SCHOOL 0 3102 168 BRIDING TECHNOLOGIES SA PTY LTD 0 19675 169 BRILLIANT CLEANING 0 790152 170 BRINANT SECURITY PTY LTD 0 33844 171 BROADREACH HEALTHCARE (PTY) LTD 0 787126 172 BROOKDALE HEALTH HYDRO 0 795622 173 BROOKLYN CITY COLLEGE (PTY) LTD 0 798066 174 BROUBART SECURITY SERVICES 0 752718 175 BUFFALLO CITY PUBLIC FET COLLEGE 0 3068 176 BUFFALO CITY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY 0 13242 177 BURCHEM RESEARCH (PTY) LTD 0 785720 178 BURGER RADIOLOGIST INC 0 12114 179 BUSHBUCKRIDGE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY 0 802136 180 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TRAINING COLLEGE OF SA (BMT) 0 360449 181 C T R INVESTMENT PROTECTION C C 0 560298 182 C W SECURITY SERVICES 0 20405 183 C3 SECURTIY 0 800354 184 CADDIE 0 455842 185 CALIE LOMBARD CONSULTANCY SERVICES 0 807497 186 CAMELOT INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD 0 257992 187 CAMI EDUCATION (PTY) LTD 0 803798 188 CAMPROSEC 0 790659 189 CAMPUS OF THE PERFORMING ARTS PTY LTD 0 796592 190 CANCER ASSOCIATION OF SA 0 792310 191 CANINE SECURITY TRANSVAAL (PTY) LTD 0 277238 192 CAPE ANAESTHETICS 0 803479 193 CAPE EDUCATIONAL TRUST TRADING AS EARLY LEARNING 0 791250 RESOURCE UNIT 194 CAPE EYE HOSPITAL 0 5754 195 CAPE FERTILITY CLINIC INCORPORATED 0 807778 196 CAPE MENTAL HEALTH 0 1045 197 CAPE PENINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (CPUT) 0 788701 198 CAPE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 0 690134 199 CAPE WINELANDS DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY 0 3965 200 CAPITAL NEWSPAPERS PTY LTD 0 802737 201 CAPITAL SECURITY 0 347210 202 CAPRICORN DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY 0 16243 203 CAPRICORN FM 0 791169 204 CAPRISA 0 787745 205 CAPRO LIMITED 0 9674 206 CARBON ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANY (PTY) LTD 0 790938 207 CARDIO-THORACIC SURGEONS 0 806639 208 CARE CURE VEREENIGING (PTY) LTD 0 796925 209 CAREER CIRCUIT (PTY) LTD 0 807640 210 CAREWORKS HIV MANAGEMENT 0 796895 211 CARING HANDS CC 0 804197 212 CARL ZEISS VISION SOUTH AFRICA PTY LTD 0 775831 213 CARLBANK MINING CONTRACTS PTY LTD 0 787470 214 CARPE DIEM MEDIA PTY LTD 0 793282 215 CARR-HENDA-MARAIS GOVERNANCE SKILLS 0 807126 216 CARTEL CUSTOM CARS (PTY) LTD 0 803167 217 CASH CONNECT PTY LTD 0 787053 218 CASIDRA (PTY) LTD 0 8913 219 CASTLE BRIDGE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 0 794450 220 CB SECURITY (PTY)LTD 0 789651 221 CBA SECURITY PTY LTD 0 784442 222 CBM TRAINING 0 19265 223 CCI GROWTHCON PTY LTD 0 775931 224 CEBACWUS 0 794121 225 CELLIERSTRAAT NARKOSE DIENSTE 0 803736 226 CENTENARY TANKER HIRE 0 791884 227 CENTRAL KAROO DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY 0 573 228 CENTRAL MEDICAL PTY LTD 0 14974 229 CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY FREE STATE 0 6063 230 CENTRAL WASTE 0 796395 231 CENTRE FOR DIABETES AND ENDOCRINOLOGY 0 775600 232 CENTRE OF THE SUN PTY LTD (SUNNY PARK) 0 803259 233 CENTURION CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 0 560190 234 CEREBRA COMMUNICATION 0 805960 235 CHANGING TIDES 208 PTY LTD 0 790318 236 CHAPMANS PEAK HOTEL 0 805953 237 CHAPS 0 793942 238 CHARTER COLLEGE 0 800623 239 CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOLS 0 574932 240 CHEADLE THOMPSON & HAYSOM INC 0 13441 241 CHECKPORT SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD 0 791377
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