Key data

2021 2020   2019
Number of employees (Group)
South Africa 12 697   13 743   15 028
United Kingdom 3 033   3 209   2 980
Australia 523   547   620
East Africa 389   –   –
Asia 66   –   –
Total number of employees 16 708   17 4991  18 628
Number of non-permanent employees in South Africa 561   416   965
Female representation (Group)
Overall (%) 31     30   30
Top management (%) 27     302  15
Senior management (%) 25     182  18
Employee representation (South Africa)
Percentage of employees covered by collective bargaining agreements 60   55   45
Executive development (South Africa)
Number of participants in the Executive Development Programme 15     Deferred3  26
– Percentage that are black (%) 60     –   –
– Percentage that are women (%) 13     –   30
Number of participants in the Women in Leadership Programme 18     Deferred3  20
– Percentage that are black (%) 50     –   –
Managerial development (South Africa)
Number of participants 274     2114  654
Percentage of participants who are black (%) 65     70   59
Percentage of participants who are women (%) 38     25   33
Overall training statistics (South Africa)
Training and development spend (Rm) 143,9*   5 176,6   137,4
Training and development spend per employee (R) 11 333     12 850   9 143
Number of training hours 1 263 805*   864 0144  1 178 027
Training hours per employee 99     63   78
1 For F2021, certain associates became subsidiaries of Motus. When comparing like-for-like headcount for F2020 and additional geographies this would equate to a headcount of 18 054.
2 For F2021, top management was amended to include only executive committee members, hence F2020 has been restated to aid comparability.
3 Deferred due to COVID-19. Resumed in January 2021.
4 Impacted by COVID-19 restrictions on face-to-face training.
5 Hybrid training reduced the absolute cost of training from R177 million to R144 million, but enabled us to make training more accessible and increased training hours from 63 to 99 hours per employee.

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Area for improvement.

* Assured (see the independent limited assurance report).

2021   2020   2019
OHS compliance
South Africa number of sites 419   459   –
Percentage of sites audited (%) 99     88   –
Average score 92     92   –
United Kingdom number of sites 79   73   –
Percentage of sites audited (%) 87     100   –
Average score 91     93   –
Australia number of sites1 23   30   –
Percentage of sites audited (%) 100     100   –
East Africa number of sites 5   5   –
Percentage of sites audited (%) 100     100   –
Average score 93     70   –
Total number of business sites 526   567   –
Road (Group)2
Road kilometres travelled (million) 171* 209   231
Road accidents (includes any fatalities) 45*   21   35
Road accidents per million kilometres 0,263*   0,100   0,152
Road injuries 44     20   36
Road injuries per million kilometres 0,257     0,096   0,156
Road fatalities 5     12  0
Road fatalities per million kilometres 0,029     0,0052  0
On-site (Group)1
On-site incidents 194     184   –
On-site accidents (includes any fatalities) 199     216   –
On-site injuries 199     216   –
On-site fatalities 0     1   2
On-site accidents (Group)2
South Africa 26     15   20
United Kingdom3 161     193   232
Australia 12     8   21
Total on-site injuries 199     216   273
1 Australia's OHS framework is new and it scores a site as either compliant or non-compliant. In the future, once the framework has matured, this business may adopt the rating system if it makes sense to do so.
2 OHS metrics include employees and third parties. The F2020 metric for road fatalities has been restated to include third parties.
3 The nature of most injuries are fractured fingers or cuts. The UK reports a higher number of on-site injuries as a result of far more stringent regulatory reporting requirements.
4 Impacted by COVID-19 restrictions on face-to-face training.
5 Hybrid training reduced the absolute cost of training from R177 million to R144 million, but enabled us to make training more accessible and increased training hours from 63 to 99 hours per employee.

Incident: is an unsafe occurrence where damage to property is incurred but there were no fatal or occupational injuries.
Accident: is an occurrence which results in a fatality or an occupational injury to either employees or third parties.
Injury: is any personal injury or disease resulting from an occupational accident to either employees or third parties.

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Area for improvement.

* Assured (see the independent limited assurance report).

Board composition (Group)
2021 2020 2019
Black women 2 2 2
Black men 3 3 3
White women 1 1 1
White men 4 3 3
Employment equity (South Africa)
  Men
(number)
Women
(number)
Foreign
nationals
(number)
Black representation
(%)
Occupational levels Black White Black White   2021
actual
2021
target
2020
actual
Top management 2 6 2 1 0 36 36 30
Senior management 27 37 28 10 2 53 53 40
Middle management 578 647 233 243 16 47 49 45
Junior management 2 614 1 069 753 490 54 68 67 65
Semi-skilled 1 863 209 1 399 561 30 80 77 78
Unskilled 898 32 317 4 11 96 97 98
Non-permanent 362 30 136 16 17 89 88
Total employees 6 344 2 030 2 868 1 325 130 73 73
People living with disabilities 57 41 72 27 1 65 64  47

Verification by AQRate.

In the period 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021, 3 395 employees were hired with 49% being at the semi-skilled level and 76% are black people. 3 937 employees exited the Group with 59% being at the semi-skilled level and 55% being black.

Other B-BBEE related metrics (South Africa)
2021   2020 2019
Inclusive procurement
Spend with >51% black-owned businesses (Rbn) 2,3*   1,3 1,5
Spend with 30% black women-owned businesses (Rm) 1 000*   498 520
Spent with EMEs and QSEs (Rbn) 2,0*   1,3 2,0
Enterprise development
Qualifying enterprise development spend on the B-BBEE scorecard (Rm)1 54*   26 62
Total enterprise development spend (Rm)2 76     30 89
Socio-economic development
Qualifying socio-economic development spend on the B-BBEE scorecard (Rm)3 17,5*   14,3 17,3
1 Scored 15 out of 15 points on the F2021 B-BBEE scorecard (F2020: 15).
2 Includes qualifying enterprise development spend.
3 Scored five out of five points on the F2021 B-BBEE scorecard (F2020: 5).
* Verification by AQRate.

Satisfied with performance.

Area for improvement.

2021   2020 2019
CSI spend  
– Education and youth development 13,6     6,4 15,0
– Road safety 1,3     1,2 1,0
– Unjani Clinics 1,3   – –
– Business specific initiatives 2,4     20,5 12,9
Total Group CSI spend (Rm)1 18,6*   28,1 28,9
Motus Technical Academy
Breakdown of total motor artisans trained 1 839     1 435 –
– Trained for Motus 462     404 –
– Trained for the broader industry 1 377     1 031 –
Motor artisans supported by Motus2
Number of apprentices 878     795 686
Percentage of apprentices that are black (%) 80     86 80
Number of apprentices that qualified as technicians 116     95 93
Imperial and Motus Community Trust
Spend this year (Rm)3 11,7     5,6 13,7
Number of libraries (cumulative since 2003) 52     45 39
Learners reached each day >61 300     >50 250 >43 000
Teachers reached each day >1 600     >1 400 >1 300
Jobs created at 30 June 65     69 82
Road Safety Programme
Spend this year (Rm) 1,3     1,2 1,0
Schools reached (cumulative since 2011) >2 080     >1 820 >1 600
Learners reached (cumulative since 2011) >1,75 million     >1,69 million >1,50 million
Unjani Clinics
Spend this year (Rm) 3,34  – –
Consultations (cumulative since 2010) >2,0 million   – –
Jobs created (cumulative since 2010) 346   – –
1 Includes the qualifying socio-economic development spend reported in the 'transformation in South Africa' section.
2 These apprentices are supported by Motus meaning that they are paid from our payroll but do not necessarily work in our operations.
3 Includes operating costs and specific projects relating to the libraries, Grade R classroom upgrades and special events. Individual business contributions are also included.
4 The R3,3 million comprises R2 million as an interest-free loan and R1,3 million in CSI spend.

Satisfied with performance.

Area for improvement.

* Assured (see the independent limited assurance report).

Highway Patrol Programme (N1/N4 toll routes in South Africa)
Easter
2021
Dec/Jan
2020/
Dec/Jan
2019/20
Distance travelled 54 142 59 876  61 472
Motor incidences 48 52  150
Motorists assisted 70 154  116
Vehicles inspected 8 033 4 382  5 548
Arrests 2 – 14
Fatalities 9 6  6

Note: no vehicles were supplied over the 2020 Easter period due to COVID-19.