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Africa is poised to develop new working patterns.
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Despite the gym being open from 7am to 7pm over the weekend, nobody had entered the tanning room to check or clean the area.
Calls for urgent reforms in food safety inspections grow as spaza shops and vendors continue selling unsafe products, risking lives.
Denosa in Limpopo is calling for justice after a Lebowakgomo Hospital nurse, who was shot and killed outside the gate of the hospital just after getting off from a taxi.
October is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to reflect on the importance of mental well-being at workplaces.
Many workplaces struggle to accommodate neurodiverse employees.
Twenty-one departments from the Gauteng provincial government achieved clean audits and 11 departments received unqualified audit opinions.
Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie said he was not in the Government of National Unity for vibes, applauding that businesses who hired undocumented workers were being exposed.
The Gauteng Department of Health reported 207 cases of food-borne illness, including 10 deaths so far this year, prompting a campaign to educate informal vendors on food hygiene.
In the video, that has since gone viral and caused an uproar on social media, a woman can be seen cleaning used pizza boxes, allegedly preparing and packing them to be reused again for packaging.
Patients are being redirected to nearby clinics while authorities assess the situation.
Professor Jean Steyn, a policing and criminal justice expert and head of the Department of Criminal Justice at the University of Zululand, described the situation of a police officer in uniform as disappointing.
According to a study conducted by the University of the Free State , 30% of employees in South Africa feel they are subjected to bullying.
The Department of Employment and Labour inspectors have shut down the Thato Secondary School in Botshabelo, Free State, due to failure to comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations.
The report by the online recruitment platform said that after April every year there was usually an uptake in hiring activity. However, this year, there was slight decrease in hiring activity.
Greece's new labour law enforces a six-day workweek, sparking controversy amidst global moves towards shorter workweeks.
South African remote workers can now enjoy the dolce vita lifestyle with a long-stay visa for Italy, but not everyone will meet the minimum earning requirement.
A routine snake-catching job nearly turned deadly for Warren Dick, a Durban-based snake catcher, when a Black Mamba bite left him fighting for his life. Read his gripping story and the critical lessons learned.
Climate change is endangering the health of billions of workers globally, with excessive heat causing almost 19,000 work-related deaths each year, according to the International Labour Organisation
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.
The Health and Allied Workers Indaba Trade Union has called on the government and the private sector to pay healthcare workers better wages as they were part of the working poor in South Africa.
Over a week after Pick n Pay recalled certain peanut butter brands over high levels of aflatoxin, Woolworths recalled their Peanut Butter Dairy Ice Cream with immediate effect, due to the ice cream containing aflatoxin levels that ‘exceed the legal limit’. But what are aflatoxins and should you be worried?
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?
OPINION: Revolutions are often marked by a desire for change, a breaking point in societal norms, and a yearning for progress, writes Onke Xhinela.