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It has been revealed that work WhatsApp groups handing out work outside of working times is illegal.

Sourcing skills in underserved areas presents numerous challenges.

It has been revealed that work WhatsApp groups handing out work outside of working times is illegal.

There is no evidence that non-citizens are in fact taking jobs and benefits from South Africans. Indeed, a recent World Bank report found that immigrants actually ‘generate jobs for locals’. There is no evidence that non-citizens are in fact taking jobs and benefits from South Africans. Ind...

The two-month investigation revealed non-compliance with the Basic Conditions of Employment Act and the national minimum wage act. 

The SA Human Rights Commission has confirmed that it received the complaint and was in the process of performing a full assessment to determine its next steps.

The two-month investigation revealed non-compliance with the Basic Conditions of Employment Act and the national minimum wage act. Occupational Health Safety specialist with the Mpumala...

Department of Employment and Labour: Free State is continuing with the Workers’ Month inspection campaign. During this week the focus will be on the Road Freight and Logistics Sector. The inspections under the leadership of the Department’s Inspector General Aggy Moiloa, are aimed at addressing non-compliance in the Road Freight Sector.   

The City of Tshwane seems to have avoided a full-scale bus strike. Unions had promised to bring the rapid bus system to a halt.

Many domestic employment relationships are ridden with frustration and conflict, bringing tension into the home. But laws regulating domestic employment have changed, explain Amy Tekie and Kelebogile Khunou.