Financial services firm KPMG found that in light of an anticipated recession, companies and their executives are being pushed to reconsider their strategies, with talent retention as one of the pivotal factors that is being addressed.
Investec CEO Fani Titi said that poor management, corruption, and the overall failures of Eskom and Transnet would keep South Africa in crisis unless the government takes some difficult decisions.
The latest KPMG CEO Outlook Report for South Africa surveyed 50 top CEOs from a range of industries between July and August of this year about what they are most concerned about.
Incarceration Nations Network (INN), in partnership with the Robbin Island Museum, has launched a campaign called "ban the box" to support the reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals into society.
New data shows that South African CEOs are against working remotely full-time.
South Africa has joined the global trend of taking a strong stance on what is allowed to take up a place in the cloud, with rules and regulations being imposed very recently.
A recent case brought to the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) explored whether or not an employee's conduct amounted to gender-based bullying in the workplace – lying out a strong message to employees.
Black Economic Empowerment is alive and well in South Africa - legal experts weigh in on the recent changes to BEE laws.
Experts say that the newly amended Employment Equity (EE) Act will bring significant changes to transformation requirements for both big and small businesses in South Africa.
South Africans feel understandably bleak about the country's future, but Intellidex's Stuart Theobald says we should look at the bigger picture for perspective.
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