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Tshwane extends Line 2C bus transit project amid R15m expenditure controversy
The City of Tshwane announces a new completion date for the Line 2C bus rapid transit route amid criticism over delays and irregular expenditure.
Tshwane's waste management faces scrutiny over truck roadworthiness
Concerns have been raised by Tshwane's Section 79 committee regarding the roadworthiness of waste collection trucks, following incidents of breakdowns and oil leaks.
Government extends contracts for 67,000 community work beneficiaries until March amid protests
The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta), has extended a contract extension for 67,000 CWP beneficiaries who were set to lose their jobs, following protests and criticism from labour unions over the proposed job cuts.
Public Works minister Dean Macpherson launches independent investigation into R800 million oxygen tender scandal
Dean Macpherson, the minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, has started a full independent investigation into the Independent Development Trust (IDT) amid corruption allegations about more than R800 million Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) Oxygen Plant tender awarded to three companies.
Unrest and Renewal: KZN premier says province is dealing with complaints of EPWP workers
Job security protests erupt among eThekwini municipality EPWP workers
Gauteng Transport MEC pleased as talks resume over Gautrain wage strike
Gauteng's MEC for Transport and Logistics, Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, has expressed approval of the Bombela Operating Company and the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) returning to negotiations amid the ongoing wage increase strike.
WATCH: ‘Its too cold to come into the office’: Joburg employee’s winter work from home request shocks HR
A Johannesburg Human Resources manager shared a letter on social media that she had received from an employee requesting to work from home during the winter.
Pikitup to advertise more waste picking jobs after protests
The City of Johannesburg and Pikitup management has announced they will advertise additional job opportunities to give casual workers an opportunity to after protests rocked the city of gold this week.
Australia introduces ‘Right to Disconnect’ law
Australia unveils ‘Right to Disconnect’ law, empowering workers to ignore work calls after hours without penalty. What does this mean for work-life balance and employer-employee relations?
Lease contract declared unconstitutional
Landlords need to be careful of how lease contracts are worded.
Senior lecturer believes she was the best candidate, challenges colleague’s appointment after not getting HOD position
An aggrieved senior lecture who was unsuccessful after being shortlisted for the Head Of Department (HOD) position, went to the Education Labour Relations Council (ELRC) to challenge her colleague’s appointment in an attempt to have her removed from the position.
WATCH: Lesufi hands over thousands of appointment letters to unemployed in Gauteng
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi said they were handing over the appointment letters to thousands of people at Orlando stadium in a way that was open and transparent.
Unlocking job opportunities for SA’s youth
The youth have the power to shape a more hopeful future for themselves and their wider communities. Ensuring that they have access to quality post-school education is one key way to help South Africa’s young people get ahead.
Workplace social media policies - four common misconceptions
A workplace social media policy is a document that outlines the code of conduct for all stakeholders in an organisation; aiming to protect and enhance the organisation’s reputation.
Choosing hybrid working and serviced offices?
One all-inclusive package gives you access to space and equipment you might not be able to invest in.
Hybrid work supports business sustainability
Hybrid has the power to advance your business's sustainability agenda.
South Africans embrace hybrid work
The hybrid model is best for people, profits, and the planet.
Panic as Border Management Agency staff salaries not paid on time
There is panic within the ranks of the newly established Border Management Agency (BMA) after staff salaries were not paid on time – the salaries were due today.
Do you need a permit to work while studying abroad?
South African international students have questions about working while studying abroad, including whether it’s possible, how to do it, if a work permit is needed, and the number of hours allowed. These questions show the topic is an essential one for students.
Here’s why Rwanda’s president ordered for the immediate deportation of 18 Chinese nationals
‘The 18 investors were found guilty of mistreating Rwandan workers and grubbing land on which they operated their business’.
Mineworkers union to march against privatisation of Eskom
The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) and NUM Western Cape will be embarking on a march to Eskom head office in Johannesburg and provincial headquarters in Bellville.