The Department of Basic Education needs to urgently consider changes to South Africa's school system to make up for teaching time lost during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Over the past few months, South African consumers have been hit by steep price increases that have dramatically affected their quality of life.
As South Africans grapple with the rising cost of inflation and increased cost of living, there has been a growing debate on whether the country should consider higher denominations of coins and notes.
Job creation is a crucial yardstick for cities, as employed individuals are the single biggest driver of GDP in each municipality.
Workers internationally are shifting to new ways of doing business whereby flexibility is key and employers in order to retain talent should accommodate these needs.
Around half of South Africans do not have a retirement plan, while as few as 6% are able to retire comfortably.
René Richter, managing director of reward management platform Remchannel, a member of the Old Mutual Group, says that salary budgets are likely no longer sufficient to meet evolving employee demands.
As more South Africans work from home or shift to a hybrid working model, employers and employees are increasingly using messaging services such as WhatsApp to stay in contact. However, these services come with their own considerations, says Kavita Koo...
The City of Cape Town has announced several changes as part of an initiative to phase out smoking and tobacco sales.
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