The Department of Employment and Labour says that it is conducting pro-active and reactive daily inspections - including inspections in the domestic workers’ sector.
The minister of Public Enterprises, Pravin Gordhan, has informed the current board at struggling power utility, Eskom, that the government has finalised a review with the board set to be reconstituted and restructured.
South Africa’s business confidence in the other services sector remained the same in the third quarter of 2022, but hotels and restaurants outshone the rest.
Government plans to take full advantage of maritime trade along its thousands of kilometers of coastline but an expert in maritime security and piracy has a stern warning.
The agricultural industry is pushing back against provisions of the new Unlawful Entry on Premises Bill, raising alarms over landowners' personal safety and the ability to charge a trespasser criminally.
Statistics South Africa has published the latest Quarterly Employment Survey (QES) for Q2 2022, showing what workers are getting paid across the various sectors in the country.
South Africa’s work days lost due to strike action rose more than 30-fold in the six months through June compared with the same period a year earlier, driving up wage settlements between labor unions and companies.
The Western Cape government has joined major metropolitan municipalities in rejecting Eskom's latest tariff hike application, saying that residents across the country are already under siege, suffering hammer blows on all fronts.
In late June, the coldest part of the Southern Hemisphere winter, the power went out in South Africa. For as many as eight hours a day, right into early July, traffic lights went dark, factories and offices shut down, and…
The total number of liquidations in South Africa increased by 44.8% in August 2022 compared with the same period a year ago, new data from Stats South Africa (Stats SA) shows.
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