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Labour Court grants lifeline to ousted judges’ clerks amid employment uncertainty

Zelda Venter|Published

The value of female mentorship in the BPO sector

Opinion|Published

SA unemployment rate eases from 2-year high to 32. 1%

Siphelele Dludla|Published

Plight of SA women keeps regressing as global trends suggest it will take 134 years for women to earn the same as men

Opinion|Published

Business leader Rayhaan Survé charts SA’s future and BRICS’s role in growth

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

Find your way out of unemployment

Smart Works|Published

Social media and job-hunting: The good, the bad and the savvy

Smart Works|Published

Whites continue to dominate top posts

Nicola Daniels|Published

DA commits to reversing the unemployment crisis through GNU

Siyabonga Sithole|Published

Company under fire for withholding ex-worker’s pension

Chevon Booysen|Published

Unemployment rate predicted to keep on growing

Ashley Lechman|Published

Cape Town trucker girl Zureena Samuels is ‘one with the road’

Jehran Naidoo|Published

Fasset Seta CEO wants women to lead institutions for a better world

Siyabonga Sithole|Published

SA has so many qualified young people ready to serve

Opinion|Published

270 doctors employed nationally out of the 800 unemployed professionals

Genevieve Serra|Published

Attracting a new generation of talent

Smart Works|Published

Setting the tone for a productive 2024

Smart Works|Published

Economist stresses minimum wage increase will not lead to job losses

Goitsemang Matlhabe|Published

Sona 2024: A group of 15 civil society organisations call for decisive leadership from Ramaphosa

Lee Rondganger|Published

Don’t be duped by job scammers warns labour department

Staff Reporter|Published

Unions, experts welcome changes to Employment Equity Act

Nicola Daniels|Published

Fast-track your future career

Smart Works|Published

Neumann turns to court over dismissal

Chevon Booysen|Published

Negotiating a fair compensation package

Smart Works|Published

‘It’s more than a documentary’: Ivan Hendricks on how a job at Hisense is transforming his life and a Cape Town community ...

Jonisayi Maromo|Published