South Africa currently faces more downside risks than upside risks, despite recent reform measures announced by the ruling ANC and a better than expected post-pandemic rebound, say economists at Absa.
These are the jobs that are most likely to disappear – and South Africa’s plan to address automation
While the government sees new technologies as an opportunity to innovate, it will also ensure that changes around automation do not impact the local labour market, says Employment and Labour minister Thulas Nxesi.
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has introduced new regulations for pensioners in South Africa which has generated a significant amount of concern due to a change in payments.
Bullying is a word synonymous with the type of conduct expected in school playgrounds. It is not a word that is usually associated with the workplace, notes Sibusiso Dube, Partner at Bowmans South Africa.
International students who have completed their studies and wish to continue living in Australia, have the option of applying for a Temporary Graduate visa. This route can lead to working in Australia full-time and eventually permanent residency (PR) a...
Home services company Kandua.com has reported an increase in semigration enquiries across South Africa as more employees aim to work from home permanently or move to a hybrid approach.
New data from debt counsellor, DebtBusters, shows that debt exposure has worsened for most income groups in South Africa compared to recent years.
Power utility Eskom says that a recovery in generation capacity on Friday (13 May) means it will only have to implement stage 1 load shedding in the evening - and that the probability for weekend load shedding remains low.
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) expects to grow its workforce by close to 800 people over the next three years, and is looking to boost its skills capacity in high-tech fields.
Government plans to expand the number of bank branches for people to process their Smart IDs and/or renew their passports.