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The Public Servants Association has raised alarm over the safety of Home Affairs officials following reports of violent incidents and a significant reduction in security personnel.
The University of Johannesburg has refuted Joel Sangweni's claims of being a lecturer, clarifying he was only briefly a tutor in 2024, after his social media post about intentionally failing South African students sparked xenophobic outrage across platforms. UJ is now considering legal action.
Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson, promises to address allegations of political patronage and corruption within the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), stressing that the status quo is unacceptable.
From April 1, 2025, the earnings threshold in South Africa will rise to R261 748. 45, granting greater labour protections to more employees. This article explores the implications for employers and the protections afforded to those earning below the new threshold
Golden Leopard Resorts in the North West's Pilanesberg National Park faces serious allegations of failing to pay employee benefit deductions since 2022. The Public Servants Association demands immediate action as pension funds, insurance policies, and union subscriptions remain unpaid, affecting workers' financial security.
In a significant White House court filing, officials reveal that despite Trump's public endorsement, Elon Musk holds no official position within the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and serves only as a presidential advisor.
A major security breach at the US Treasury Department has been revealed after a 25-year-old aide to Elon Musk was mistakenly granted edit access to a critical payment system handling trillions of dollars and millions of Americans' personal data.
Tech billionaire Elon Musk, heading Trump's newly created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), issued a stark warning about US financial stability during a White House briefing.
As USAID faces potential shutdown under Trump and Musk's influence, Ukraine's lifeline of billions in aid hangs in the balance.
After facing mockery for working as a petrol attendant, a young man took to TikTok to share whyhis job is more than just pouring fuel—it's a stepping stone to future success.
A viral video showing a Sassa officials in KZN refusing to help social grant clients and threatening them has sparked outrage on social media. The woman can be heard saying, “Even if you do anything, I won’t help you. ”
Its vagueness have allowed banks to evade transparency and accountability, leaving individuals and businesses exposed to financial and economic exclusion and degradation.
The man was allegedly assaulted by the crowd before being handed over to members of Rusa, who arrived at the scene around 10. 31am.
The reasons for dismissals of the 18 officers differ, with four of them being fired for irregular ranting of ID documents, while six were dismissed for irregular solemnisation and registration of marriages.
The EFF has demanded Letsoha-Mathae's resignation, claiming that her conduct was impeding the province's development and sound government.
Cassper Nyovest showed public support for Drip Footwear founder Lekau Sehoana, whose business faces liquidation due to financial difficulties.
Pothole-riddled roads, blackouts, uncollected waste and inconsistent water supply, are some of the pressing issues under the City of Tshwane metro which the UAT is demanding action on.
What is Boss’s Day? Well Boss’s Day is a day to appreciate and celebrate your boss- it also serves as a reminder to recognise the vital role that bosses play in shaping work places.
Msimanga said the party is calling for the immediate dispatch of provincial financial experts to assist the struggling municipality with managing its finances.
Public outrage continues as Steenhuisen faces criticism for hiring individuals with questionable backgrounds, raising serious concerns about governance and integrity in his ministry.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been and will continue to reshape the global workforce. South Africa’s Generation Z (Gen Z) employees are more embracing rather than against the infiltration of AI and its potential, with 68% of them believing it will have a positive impact on the world of work.
The Gauteng department of health is facing political backlash following the revelation that the department has spent more than R13 million on suspended staff members in the past few years.
Police in North West have issued a warning to residents about rising scams involving fake bank calls, fraudulent inheritance claims, and deceptive car sales.
“We are going to insure all the security guards and cleaners, and even going further, we are going to insure even those that are working for the municipalities in Ekurhuleni,” said Ngobeni.
The UIF has announced extended uFiling service hours to handle increased demand after a court ruling impacted uFiling.