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Two key risks to focus on when preparing for a B-BBEE verification

IF done incorrectly, B-BBEE verification can have a major impact on the empowerment status of the organisation and it may either end up with...

Mere compliance is not sufficient for EE plan and report

EXPERT ADVICE | By January 15, 2023, businesses are required to submit their employment equity reports outlining the progress they are making in implementing...

Outsourced background checks thoroughly verify job candidates before it’s too late

BACKGROUND checks reduce a company’s risk for reputational damage and criminal activities such as fraud and theft. They can also verify information on an...

Turnkey temporary employment service solutions can help IPPs get off the ground fast

By Viren Sookhun, Managing Director at Oxyon RESOLVING South Africa’s current energy crisis is paramount, and the President’s new action plan is aimed at adding...

High demand for health and safety managers

IN the next five years, inspectors from the Department of Employment and Labour will visit 389 000 workplaces across South Africa. Employment and Labour minister...

Talent survey reveals changes in South Africa’s employment landscape

EMPLOYER branding agency Universum Global has released its 2022 report on the South African talent landscape, the Universum Talent Survey.  The survey collects data...

Global logistics company helps young people gain workplace experience

RHENUS Logistics South Africa will give 15 young people the opportunity to gain much-need work experience in 2022 as part of their ongoing involvement...

10,000 young people in line for Energy sector training

SCHNEIDER Electric, Agence Française De Developpement (AFD) and the South African Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) have partnered to invest in South...

Garage shop alcohol sales: poor enforcement, not convenience is the problem

By Rhys Evans SOUTH Africa’s problem with alcohol has been starkly highlighted against the backdrop of the country’s COVID-19 pandemic response, which included a complete...

Transport sector skills shortage a ‘huge opportunity’ for qualified drivers

The transportation industry like most sectors is still reeling from the effects of the pandemic and a contraction of the economy. However, as the...

Why outsourcing is not labour broking

By Jamie Louw THE job market in South Africa can be classified into economies: The Real Economy and the Parasite Economy. In the Real Economy,...

Vaccines: can bosses make staff take the jab?

THE COVID-19 vaccine debate has never been hotter. It has broken up families and friendships and, according to Nicol Myburgh, Head: HCM Business Unit...

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Third time lucky: Transnet re-issues RFP for DCT’s North Quay upgrade

TRANSNET National Ports Authority has issued a Request for Proposals for a contractor to reconstruct, deepen and lengthen berths at Durban Container Terminal’s (DCT)...

‘Smart’ all-season tyres to launch next year

SUMITOMO Rubber Industries (SRI), the Japan-based parent company of Sumitomo Rubber South Africa, which manufactures Dunlop tyres, will release next-generation all-season tyres in late...

Gas specialist announces new GM

The Board of Air Products South Africa is pleased to announce that effective February 1, 2024, Charles Dos Santos will succeed Rob Richardson as...

SEIFSA questions support for the Steel Master Plan as the industry faces disintegration and collapse

OPINION | THE steel industry is the backbone of any economy, it forms the foundation of any modern economy and is essential to every...