Surprise inspection warning for anyone who employs a domestic worker in South Africa
South African businesses and households that employ foreign workers are being warned that labour inspectors are conducting ongoing enforcement operations.
South African businesses and households that employ foreign workers are being warned that labour inspectors are conducting ongoing enforcement operations.
The South African Post Office is set to exit business rescue despite missing out on a R3.8 billion bailout.
Pnet’s Jobs Market Report for June 2026 focused on job opportunities for graduates.
Advtech Limited has completed a R250 million share repurchase, with the group optimistic about strengthening its portfolio of leading brands.
Vodacom allegedly paid R1 billion to settle the drawn-out Please Call Me case with Nkosana Kenneth Makate in 2025.
The Department of Social Development hopes to finalise the policy for a new BIS grant by March 2027, getting it ready for implementation.
The latest inflation print is well-above the Reserve Bank’s target, but peace between the US and Iran could halt any further interest rate increases.
Self-sustaining precincts with ambience and amenities represent the future of office work. They are giving staff a reason to come to the office.
‘What really stands out for me is that among this mid-corporate market you have a lot of entrepreneurs, and these mid-corporates are more agile’ – Claire van Schalkwijk, head of Mid-corporate Credit Underwriting at Nedbank Business and Commercial Banking.
Heinz Winckler is celebrating the 24th anniversary of winning the title of the first Idols South Africa. The singer, now an ordained minister, won the talent show on Youth Day in 2002. HEINZ WINCKLER CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY OF ‘IDOLS SA’ WIN On 16 June 2002, Heinz Winckler, then 24, was named the first-ever winner of Idols…