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New labour laws will add complexity to hiring any foreign nationals

By Lucinda Alfonica, Commercial Manager at Workforce Staffing EXPERT OPINION| The Draft National Labour Migration Policy, which goes hand-in-hand with the Employment Services Amendment Bill,...

Company takes bargaining council for road freight and logistics industry to court

THE extension of the National Bargaining Council for the Road Freight and Logistics Industry Main Collective Agreement is bad news for employers and employees...

Economist sounds alarm over joblessness

STATS SA released its Quarterly Labour Force Survey on 31 May which showed a slight easing in the unemployment rate. However, chief economist for...

Steps employers can take to address the new workplace harassment code

By Nicol Myburgh THINK a nudge and a wink are fine for the office? You’d be wrong. Labour minister Thulas Nxesi published the Code of...

New HR director for Kariega automaker

VOLKSWAGEN Group South Africa (VWSA) has appointed a new Human Resources Director and Board member, to be based in Kariega, Eastern Cape. Russell Coleman will...

Internal fraud: 5 warning signs

FRAUD can hit organisations from various angles, and even though cybercrime and external fraud attacks are a huge risk, more often than many companies...

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,...

New employment Bill set to shake up hiring. Are you prepared?

By Donné Nieman WITH more than 11 million people currently unemployed in South Africa, the Employment Services Amendment Bill aims to redress high numbers of...

What every South African should know about the Critical Skills list

THE publishing of the much-awaited draft of the Critical Skills list has been welcomed with open arms by industries across South Africa, it has...

Bakkie maker says YES again to youth employment

ISUZU Motors South Africa (IMSAf) has this week welcomed the next group of Youth Employment Service (YES) candidates. The YES programme, which was launched by...

Covid crisis puts health and safety of temps under spotlight

By Natashia Barnabas ACCORDING to employment legislation, temporary employment service (TES) providers are regarded as the employer of any TES worker placed within a given...

Growth initiative signals progress despite difficult conditions

REPRESENTATIVES from the private sector, corporate CEOs, leaders from over 20 economic sectors and from government met in Sandton recently to discuss the progress...

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Maximum compatibility and safety from new connections

WITH the new, optimised Nexus Connect flare connection, the Ingelfingen-based technology company Gemü is now introducing an innovative flare connection for its CleanStar and...

Powered grease gun a leap in lubrication innovation

SKF has launched its innovative TLGB 21 battery-driven grease gun that optimises lubrication efficiency and reduces costs by seamlessly combining advanced technology with a...

Donated tow tractor keeps Eastern Cape air ambulances flying

TO help save lives in the Gqeberha region of the Eastern Cape, the team at Toyota Material Handling, a division of CFAO Equipment, donated...

Real-time belt rip detection saves costs, reduces downtime and prevents injury

BECKER Mining has launched the newly developed BRS4.0 belt rip detection system, with advanced features for greater durability, higher efficiency and improved safety. Typical...