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Denosa has condemned Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi's announcement to recruit only 200 nurses as 'shockingly inadequate' amid a national nursing shortage crisis where projections indicate South Africa could be short 100,000 nurses by 2030.
After losing his girlfriend and critical documents in a devastating earthquake, South African teacher Sibonelo Myeni shares his harrowing experience and the reasons behind his decision to remain in Myanmar.
Against South Africa's 44. 6% youth unemployment rate, KwaZulu-Natal's Economic Development Department has welcomed 116 interns to a 24-month programme offering real-world workplace experience and monthly stipends. "This is not about making coffee," says MEC Musa Zondi, "it's a deliberate investment in our province's future
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.
As businesses navigate the evolving workplace, a debate continues over whether Mondays should foster office collaboration or allow a gentle remote start
Discover valuable internship opportunities at the Tshwane Economic Development Agency, designed to empower graduates with essential skills and work experience.
Discover valuable internship opportunities at the Tshwane Economic Development Agency, designed to empower graduates with essential skills and work experience.
Labour unions are calling the new Draft Code on Dismissal 'dangerous' while legal experts provide a more nuanced view — discover how these proposed changes could significantly alter employer flexibility, probation periods, and strike participation rules in South African workplaces.
Despite the JSE’s All Share showing significant gains since the pandemic, South Africa is unlikely to achieve the economic growth needed to create a million jobs this year, according to experts.
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.
In a bid to avert a crisis, the South African government pledges R417 million to support nearly 3,000 ArcelorMittal workers as negotiations to prevent steel mill closures intensify.
Eskom faces scrutiny over an alleged job-for-pals scandal involving an HR executive and a finance employee, leading to a whistleblower investigation.
Eskom confirmed the allegations, adding that the case was reported via email and channeled through to its confidential whistleblowing hotline.
Eskom confirmed the allegations, adding that the case was reported via email and channeled through to its confidential whistleblowing hotline.
Following a significant legal irregularity, a judge has set aside a maintenance ruling, highlighting the importance of compliance within the legal profession.
The Department of Public Service and Administration addresses operational challenges with the Z83 employment application form, providing new guidelines to streamline recruitment processes across government departments.
The Department of Public Service and Administration addresses operational challenges with the Z83 employment application form, providing new guidelines to streamline recruitment processes across government departments.
GIWUSA criticises Minister McKenzie for favouring certain racial groups in job adverts, demanding immediate action from President Ramaphosa.
The General Industries Workers of South Africa has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to fire Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie over a job advertisement that favoured certain racial groups and excluded black candidates.
Workers union GIWUSA has launched a scathing attack on Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie, demanding his immediate removal after job advertisements explicitly excluded black candidates. The union has given a 7-day ultimatum before pursuing legal action, while McKenzie defends the posts as addressing historical employment imbalances.
ANCYL President Collen Malatji defends Zwelo Masilela's appointment as a senior researcher, asserting that blaming him for lacking qualifications is unjust.
Explore the fluctuations in South Africa's agricultural employment in 2024, highlighting regional disparities, gender imbalances, and the impact of government initiatives on job creation.
South Africa's manufacturing sector remained under pressure in February, with the Absa PMI falling to 44. 7 amid persistent load shedding, global trade tensions, and supply chain constraints. The fourth consecutive monthly decline signals ongoing challenges for the sector.
In a country with one of the world's highest youth unemployment rates, young South Africans are making the surprising choice to reject low-wage jobs.
South Africa's new Expropriation Act marks a watershed moment in addressing historical land inequalities while protecting property rights. The Act introduces constitutional safeguards and clear processes for land reform, balancing social justice with economic stability.