Liebe M@rie,

ich habe keine Lust mich hier herumzustreiten, worüber auch?
Warum du aber just auf meinem Beitrag ohne "Quellenangabe" herumhackst erschließt sich mir nicht,
wo es derer doch unzählige hier gibt.
Mein Beitrag für dich zum Weihnachtsfrieden...
Quellenmedium: Meta, Gruppe SANParks Kruger National Park, Foto: Charlotte Naude, Quelle des Abbildes unbekannt

Gruß Gina

Danke GinaChris für den link auf die alten Fotos, diese kannte ich noch nicht und ich bin sehr interessiert an solchen Zeitdokumenten. Mein Interesse ist rein persönlich, also nicht kommerziell. Das nur zur Klarstellung, bevor hier Jemand wieder die Nerven wegschmeißt.
@Marie
Bitte um Aufklärung betr. Urheberschutz im inkriminierten Anlassfall, welcher mE KEIN eigenes Werk darstellt, sondern nur eine abfotografierte Preisliste, die per se immer öffentlich war, weil eben für die Öffentlichkeit gemacht, was sonst . Es könnte genauso gut ein(e) Speisekarte, Straßenschild, Fahrplan etc. sein, von denen es hier xxxx gibt, ohne dass sich wer deswegen derart aufbuddelt. Dass Frau Naude die Rechte auf die Preisliste (1969!) exklusiv erworben hätte, kam mir nicht in den Sinn. Aber du wirst es sicher besser wissen.
Natürlich will ich auch nicht, dass der Forumsinhaber Schwierigkeiten bekommt oder dass die Diskussion deswegen hier fortgesetzt wird. Ich bin daher durchaus bereit, meinen Beitrag zu löschen, wurde aber wegen einer Löschung hier schon gesperrt. Ein klassischer Catch 22, in welchem man immer verliert. Daher meine Bitte an M@rie: Melde den Vorfall beim Betreiber und macht euch mein Forumsschicksal untereinander aus, in so was hast du ja Übung. Ich werde es akzeptieren ....
PS19:10, am einfachsten wäre natürlich, wenn du Frau Naude meinen persönlichen und innigen Dank für die Bildspende übermitteln würdest, denn du weißt ja was FB ist Und frag sie bitte auch, ob ich das Bild auch haben darf.
Wenn sie ablehnt, lösche ich es. Das ist jetzt meine Ehrensache

Field ranger trampled by elephant in Kruger Park

Anm.: kann dzt keinen link einfügen

Gruß Gina

betr Marloth Park ... Leoparden-Warnung

Jan Koekemoer
15 Std.
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‼️ URGENT CARNIVORE ALERT‼️
20th - 21st December 2022
The Carnivore Team has released an URGENT WARNING that a large female leopard has been spotted in the Kingfisher/ Geelslang and Lyster area. She is hunting between the houses.
Everyone should be extremely careful and vigilant as she shows no fear for humans!!
The immediate alert is for BLOCK “D"as per the attached map. For those who are not familiar with Marloth, BLOCK "D" IS FROM RENOSTER, KINGFISHER, SEEKOEI, SWARTWITPENS, RATEL AND OLIFANT! A follow-up alert will be supplied if they move out of these areas!
EVERYBODY needs to be extremely cautious and an urgent alert for joggers, hikers and cyclists in the morning and afternoon! Be extra careful at night as the leopard is a bigger threat in the dark! If you are having a braai, sit with your backs to a wall and keep the lights on!
PLEASE do not allow children to roam around or play unsupervised - period! The leopard is extremely dangerous especially where kids are concerned!
An urgent alert for joggers, hikers and cyclists along these areas throughout the day!
Unfortunately the warnings are not taken seriously! The onus is on each and everyone to adhere to the alerts and warn others of the dangers.
PLEASE DO NOT POST ANY CARNIVORE SIGHTING POSITIONS ON ANY SOCIAL MEDIA GROUPS FOR SAFETY REASONS! Rather contact any one of the Carnivore Team if you spot the leopard! Phone any of the following numbers at ANY TIME:
Rangers 082 802 5894
CPF/ Nadine 082 672 4545 Gerrie Camacho 082 353 9097,
Ernst Röhm /MTPA 083 626 6309,
April Lukhele: 082 807 1057. Jan Koekemoer 063 053 7601.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding - Carnivore Team, Rangers, MTPA, CPF, Security and the Vet.
www.facebook.com/groups/377035355798904

Gruß Gina

SANParks mit freiwilligen Lügendetektortests gegen kriminelle Machenschaften (va poaching) der Mitarbeiter

SANParks To Develop SOP To Ease Implementation Of Polygraph Tests
22 December 2022

The country's body charged with the management of the national parks system, South African National Parks (SANParks), confirms it is in the process of developing a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to ease the implementation of its recently approved Polygraph Testing Policy.

This is according to SANParks' General Manager: Media and Stakeholder Relations, Rey Thakhuli, who said the SANParks Polygraph Testing Policy was approved by the SANParks Board in November 2022 and has subsequently been signed into effect by the Acting CEO. He said the policy was developed after extensive consultation with relevant experts, including experts on labour law and consultation with organised labour.

According to Thakhuli, the intention is ultimately to make polygraph testing compulsory to certain job categories as determined by a risk assessment of function and job content, however, the current Labour Law environment and SANParks Conditions of Service disallow compulsory application of polygraph testing. The policy however paves the way for negotiating a collective agreement in the near future that will result in the amendment of the Conditions of Service, as well as the inclusion of compulsory polygraph testing as part of new employment contracts.

He said for existing employees, amendment of employment contracts in line with the policy can only be undertaken following negotiation and conclusion of a collective agreement with organised labour. He emphasised that there is also an option for individual employees to voluntarily agree to have their employment contract amended. "This will be done to manage risks without compromising employees’ rights and resulting in victimisation."

The value of the policy and the, still to be developed, SOP is that it allows for the application of testing on a voluntary basis and in a manner that enables risk mitigation to manage risks without compromising employees' rights or creating an environment of victimisation.

"It is accordingly important to appreciate that Polygraph testing is not the answer to prevent or manage staff involvement in criminality but it is a tool that needs to be used as part of the toolkit and with a full understanding of its benefits, but also its limitations," Thakhuli elaborates.

He pointed out that even in the voluntary form, polygraph testing does play an important role in preventing staff involvement in criminality, such as rhino poaching. He explained that these conclusions were drawn following a pilot conducted in the Kruger National Park amongst the ranger service a couple of years ago. This pilot study served to inform the current policy and has the following benefits:

For most of our rangers that are honest and committed to the protection of rhino, it provides an opportunity to demonstrate that they are trustworthy - this is an important imperative for team cohesion and constitutes positive pressure to all the cores.
The instrument is also one of the many initiatives that SANParks uses to deter employees from participating in criminal activity.
An indication of potential deception in a result, whilst it cannot be utilised to initiate disciplinary action, utilised with other tools, such as investigations, inform criminal and disciplinary procedures.
Issued by:
South African National Parks (SANParks) Corporate Communications

Media Enquiries:
Reynold "Rey" Thakhuli
SANParks Acting Head of Communications
Tel: 012 426 5203; Cell: 073 373 4999; Email: rey.thakhuli(at)sanparks.org
www.sanparks.org/about/news/?id=58733

Gruß Gina