It is important for companies to choose suppliers that can assist end-to-end with their workplace alcohol and substance abuse policies and protocols.
It’s not uncommon for individuals to feel stuck in a rut in their professional lives.
Humankind’s ability to thrive through adversity and adapt to innovation is something that cannot be replicated but rather enhanced by AI.
Modern leaders face unprecedented challenges. In an environment of widespread global political instability,...
The ability to get away with breaking the law has encouraged many employers to mistreat undocumented foreign people employed by them.
Corporate Wellness Week, from 3 – 7 July is there to highlight the importance of a healthy and productive working environment. This should apply to business leaders and owners as much as it does to employees.
Restraint of trade – an enforceable contract clause, or a bullying tactic?
The Labour Relations Act (LRA) provides for employees who have been passed over for promotion to lodge an unfair labour practice dispute at the CCMA or at the relevant bargaining council.
By Donald Khumalo, Human Capital Executive at FNB
By lvan lsraelstam, Chief Executive of Labour Law Management Consulting
By Karien Boshoff and Matheko Waleng, both Principals at Signium Africa
In the current era of hyper-personalisation, a blanket approach to marketing is simply not effective
by Louise Woodburn, General Manager of KBC Risk Solutions, a Division of KBC Health & Safety
Chatbots and other AI technology are infused with intelligence, but people should avoid hype and hearsay because if anything, this technology will create more jobs, not take them.
Even before 2020, it was clear that rapid advances in digital technology and an evolving social landscape would dramatically change the nature of work by 2030.
While many organisations have moved large portions of their IT infrastructure, including data storage and backup, into the cloud, this does not mean that it will manage itself.
The Employment Equity Amendment Bill (the Bill) was published as Gazette #43535 of 2020, it was approved by Parliament on 17th May 2022
By Nonkosazana Nkosi, Senior Associate at Werksmans Attorneys.
By Nicol Myburgh, Head: CRS Technologies HCM Business Unit
By Gary Allemann, MD At Master Data Management
In Zimbini Makuleni v Standard Bank of South Africa Ltd and Others, the Labour Appeal Court (LAC) determined whether an employer could dismiss an employee for misconduct where the facts demonstrated that they were an unpopular boss
In the business world, knowing how to successfully manage workflow or flow is key.
What rights do employers have to discipline employees for misconduct perpetrated outside the workplace?
Employee background screening has become an integral part of the recruitment process.
The term “gender empowerment” was developed to describe the process of increasing the power and influence of women in society, while recognising the importance of including men and non-binary individuals in the process.
Understanding how AI is changing the industry is especially useful for that interviewing for new positions, as providing thoughtful insights during the interview process may very likely make them stand out from their peers and give them the edge.
Addressing industry skills shortages in the mining sector by engaging in the new QCTO framework
Helping companies address talent scarcity
A sober workforce is non-negotiable in the transport sector
Applying for exemption from the main agreement
Dismissal as an appropriate sanction for workplace bullying
A win for new mothers
The CGE as amicus curiae in landmark decisions
Is there a gap in your skills development plan?
South Africa’s ‘quiet quitters’ are draining battle-weary businesses
The working world of WhatsApp, and why you should worry
What to consider when planning your December workforce
Amended EE Bill tightens up on transformation targets
Curbing quiet quitting
he true cost of absenteeism in the workplace and how gap cover can prevent it
EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK – THE LAW IS NOT ENOUGH
Embracing the need to rapidly resource
Some relief for Zimbabweans and another internal change
GAINING EMPLOYEE BUY-IN FOR IN-OFFICE TIME
GENDER PERSPECTIVE OF CLIMATE CHANGE
RESIGNATION TERMINATES CONTRACT OF EMPLOYMENT
EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK – THE LAW IS NOT ENOUGH
Home Affairs introduces temporary measures to manage pending visa and waiver applications
FIXED-TERM CONTRACTS NOT FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS
Global leaders are failing humanity: the lessons to be learned from corporate leadership
Beware misusing final warning
The workplace is back to normal – it should be business as usual for drug and alcohol testing too
Addressing gender diversity challenges to fast track the growth of the renewables energy sector
What are the various types of harassment that may pervade the workplace?
EMPLOYERS NEED TO STEP UP ANTI-GBV EFFORTS – WORKERS ARE GBV VICTIMS TOO
15 Future Fit Skills: Dealing with Paradox
COVID-19 has created the digital nomad – what now for employers?
Dismissing employees who have been arrested can be dangerous
The benefits of temporary employment services for project-based and short-term workloads
Cross-border remote working – employers need to consider the tax implications
Addressing the ICT skills shortage in South Africa
Corporates should take a leading role in creating job opportunities for young people
Absence does not make the heart grow fonder
How to win the war for tech talent
Creating indispensable employees means getting recruitment right the first time
Five ingredients to build a business employees want to work in
Solving for the workplace of the future
How emotionally intelligent is your team? And what is the impact on your culture?
Tolerance of Ambiguity: A critical future fit skill for the evolved world of work
South Africa’s labour legislation was largely conceived by our country’s trade unions. As a result the statutes heavily protect employees
In a candidate-driven market, it’s tempting for employees to think that they’re indispensable, while it’s equally tempting for employers to