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Employment compliance inspections for wholesale, retail and hospitality sectors - Vimarsana News

Employment compliance inspections for wholesale, retail and hospitality sectors

Fellow South Ahh! It's official: the son of Patricia is coming home! Savanna Premium Cider presents global comedy heavyweight, the one and only Trevor Noah, for a long overdue South African tour in Spring 2023...

Equality control: Couple challenges South Africa's 'discriminatory' maternity leave laws - Vimarsana News

Equality control: Couple challenges South Africa's 'discriminatory' maternity leave laws

A Polokwane couple has launched a constitutional challenge to employment laws, arguing that provisions which allow only women to take four months of 'maternity' leave are discriminatory.

Source: news24.com
Limpopo couple challenges maternity leave laws for benefit of new fathers - Vimarsana News

Limpopo couple challenges maternity leave laws for benefit of new fathers

The couple, together with Sonke Gender Justice have now turned to the courts where they’re seeking to, among others, have the current definition of maternity leave in the act expanded so as to include “parental” and “care-giving leave”.

Source: ewn.co.za
What to Look For When Starting a Small Business in South Africa - Vimarsana News

What to Look For When Starting a Small Business in South Africa

Starting a small business begins with great enthusiasm. However, going hand in hand, are the regulatory requirements from government.

OPINION | We want ubuntu, but fail to treat our domestic workers properly - Vimarsana News

OPINION | We want ubuntu, but fail to treat our domestic workers properly

Every August, South Africans engage in a national conversation about women and gender equality ignoring the inequalities they perpetuate in their own homes, and domestic workers are tired, write Pinky Mashiane and Kelebogile Khunou.

Source: news24.com