Easter Notice 🕊️ Please note that NBCPSS offices will be closed from 3 April 2026 and will re-open on 7 April 2026. We encourage all stakeholders to attend to any urgent matters before the closure. Wishing you a peaceful and meaningful Easter filled with hope and renewal.
The NBCPSS has secured a major victory for compliance and worker protection in the private security sector!!! On 25 February 2026, a very competent Labour Law Commissioner issued a jurisdictional ruling confirming that the NBCPSS has full authority to enforce its collective agreements against employers who use worker co-operatives to place security personnel, closing…
We’re happy to share that the NBCPSS Polokwane office will be relocating once again to a new address. 📍 New Address from the 2nd of April 2026: 80 Hans Van Rensburg Street Polokwane Central, 0700 Our previous office at 79 Biccard Street will close as we settle into…
The National Bargaining Council for the Private Security Sector (NBCPSS) reminds all stakeholders of the levy contribution increase effective from 1 March 2026, as previously communicated on a circular dated 11 December 2025. This is the first levy increase implemented in six years, following the establishment of the Council. The revised levy contributions are as…
NBCPSS would like to inform you that our offices will be closed from 12:00 PM on Tuesday, 23 December 2025, and will reopen on Monday, 5 January 2026. We encourage you to finalize any urgent matters before the closure. Thank you for your continued support throughout the year. We wish you a Merry Christmas,…
A recent report has revealed that nearly 500 companies flagged by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) for corruption are still allowed to do business with the state. Despite recommendations for blacklisting, only 18 companies have been officially barred, raising serious concerns about accountability within government. For the private security sector, this is not just…
The Northern Cape High Court has convicted Defensor Electronic Security Systems and its directors, Gert Renier Van Rooyen and Claudius Gerald Peterson, for fraud and contravention of PSIRA regulations. They unlawfully secured a security tender worth over R384 million without a valid PSIRA license or SARS compliance documents. The company was fined R1.5 million,…
Five trade unions have called on the South African government to terminate contracts with private security companies accused of defrauding workers on state tenders. At a recent march to the National Treasury in Pretoria, union leaders and affected security officers highlighted cases of missing benefits, and non-compliance with labor laws. The National Bargaining Council…