Jobs portal CareerJunction has published its Employment Insights for June 2022, highlighting the jobs roles that companies in South Africa are trying to fill.
Fire, faulty workmanship, and natural catastrophes are the top causes of insurance claims for business in South Africa, says global insurance company Allianz.
The opposition Democratic Alliance says it is strongly opposed to the draft legal sector code that president Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet last week approved for publication.
While cannabis is regulated heavily it has become increasingly unclear the dos and don'ts of its use in public or even at the workplace.
Discovery's Insure’s new Work From Home Index shows that South Africans are currently - on average - travelling between work and home three days a week.
South Africa officially introduced a new code on the prevention and elimination of harassment in the workplace in March, which seeks to address the elimination and prevention of all forms of harassment that pervade the workplace.
South African companies are offering larger annual bonuses and other incentives to keep hold of skilled workers during the 'great resignation'.
New property data shows that South Africa's office and retail property markets continue to lag.
South African workers should not be too hasty when making serious decisions such as resigning from their jobs, as they can't always be reversed, say legal experts at commercial law firm Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr.
The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture is holding national consultations on a new B-BBEE sector code for the Events, Technical and Production Service Industry.
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