A strike by South African ports and freight-rail workers entered a sixth day on Tuesday as talks to end the labour action that is curbing mineral exports remained at an impasse.
Quit quitting is becoming a noticeable concern for South African businesses as prioritising mental health has become more important for employees. CDH senior associate Asma Cachalia shares the legal boundaries of quiet quitting and its impacts on both ...
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will propose changes for the World Bank and regional development banks Thursday, pushing them to move beyond country-specific loans to address global threats and speed the flow of private capital to poor and emerging eco...
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Johannesburg Water has urged customers to reduce consumption as its reservoirs and towers continue to be at critical levels, following constant power trips caused by load shedding.
Following Brexit, the UK is experiencing a severe shortage of skilled employees, due to the dwindling pool of readily available EU workers, says Darren Faife of Sable International.
A draft version of the Companies Act Amendment Bill was published for public comment. The bill aims to amend certain provisions of the Companies Act and seeks to introduce a wage ratio report.
The majority of South Africans' mental health is most significantly impacted by their finances. A recent Sanlam Savings survey on the impact of money, indicated that 78% of people are extremely worried about their finances.
Almost 350,000 adults are to be added to the labour pool every year - driving unemployment and having surprising knock on affects, says PwC.
Eskom has fallen short in adding renewable power to the grid, with only three projects closing and load shedding running rampant, says Busi Mavuso, the CEO of Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA).
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