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Issued by: Staff writer – Joan Hendricks The pay gap in the private sector is still extremely high said labour
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Issued by: Staff writer – Joan Hendricks Young scientist Caroline Boshoff from Cape Recife High School in Port Elizabeth has
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After retrenchment has taken place in a company, surviving employees typically suffer from something akin to temporary post-traumatic stress. They
Read MoreHow To Juggle University With Part-Time Work
Part-time work has become quite common at university, but it can be hard to fit it around your studies. Here
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When most people leave their job, they do it politely. The procedure for resigning is simple enough: give notice, preferably
Read MoreTop Tips To Help Prepare For A Job Change
You’ve decided to make a job move, so where do you start? Although coming to the decision that you’re ready
Read MoreWhat No One Tells You About Your Technology Career When You’re 22
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Read MoreCounter Offers – Why You Should Never Accept One
Although unemployment currently sits at a whopping 27.1% in South Africa you will find that there are markets where good
Read MoreFunding To Upskill EPWP Participants, Further Job Creation
During a Council Sitting on 28 March, the City of Cape Town Council approved an amount of R13,78 million to
Read MoreEnterprises UP teams up with SACII for entrepreneurship development in the Gauteng creative sector
The South African Creative Industries Incubator (SACII) in collaboration with Enterprises University of Pretoria (Enterprises UP) and the Department of
Read More51% Of SA Youth Can’t Pay Tertiary Tuition
About 51% of South Africa’s youth – between ages 18 – 24 do not have the financial means to pay for
Read MoreHere Is The Real Reason Why You Always Wear Black
‘I’ll stop wearing black when they invent a darker colour’ If you’re reading this then you’re probably quite similar to
Read MoreDepartment of Home Affairs to showcase at the Rand Show
The Department of Home Affairs has announced its participation at this years’ Rand Show which coincides with its piloting of the
Read MoreDigitalisation, Fake News and Integrity: The Changing Landscape of PR Globally
The International Public Relations Network provides global in-sight on how PR agencies are adapting to the new PR trends. Is
Read MoreChanging the way in which we teach and learn in SA Schools / Official launch of School Radio on the Go
How do we take what is being taught and learnt in schools, harness technology, and give the pupils a real
Read MoreThe painful burden women achievers never talk about
By Mosima Selekisho, director at Signium Africa (www.signium.co.za) International Women’s Day (8 March) has a provocative theme this year –
Read MoreBigFive Summit Will Highlight Growth Opportunities for Digital Solutions Providers Servicing SMEs Across Africa & The Middle East
BigFive Summit is coming to Cape Town from 13–15 May 2019, featuring headline talks and workshops that will challenge thinking,
Read MoreComparing Private and SOE pay practices
Remuneration practices have far reaching consequences, not only for individuals and companies but for the economy as a whole. The
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