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Just 9,000 jobs created in first quarter

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Doctors blame province for equipment shortages

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Employee wellness - a key differentiator

Employee wellness - a key differentiator

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Chris Charter of Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr says once bribery starts, extortion follows. Image:

Bribery and corruption perceptions higher

Evan Pickworth 13 Jun 2014

The impact of social, mobile and predictive analytics

The impact of social, mobile and predictive analytics

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Members of Satawu are planning to march on the Midrand offices of SA's Civil Aviation Authority. Image: Satawu

Satawu to march on SA's civil aviation authority

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Workers at platinum mines have been on strike since January and now it seems the strike may finally be over. Image:

Deal with striking platinum miners reached 'in principle'

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Unique leaders are born, exceptional leaders are made

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Nina le Riche, partner at Deloitte

Private sector welcomes updating of King III report

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Workers at Tongaat Hulett's refinery in Clairwood are refusing to go back to work despite an agreement being signed between union bosses and company management. Image: Tongaat Hulett

Union settles strike but sugar workers won't work

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Transnet workers were victims of 'co-ordinated attacks'

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Succession in family firms a difficult issue

Mpho Sibanyoni 3 Jun 2014

Deputy General Secretary of Numsa, Karl Cloete says that a strike is inevitable if employers don't meet demands for a 15% wage hike for industrial workers. Image:

Crippling new strike threatens

2 Jun 2014

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2014 Stevie Awards open for entries

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Joint Chief Executive of Standard Bank Sim Tshabalala Image: Standard Bank

Standard Bank defends high salaries to executives

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New Minister of Home Affairs, Malusi Gigaba has outlined changes to immigration and visa regulations. Image: GCIS

Gigaba outlines new Immigration Regulations

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Mergence Managing Direcgtor Masimo Magerman wants all listed companies to disclose the wage gap between the highest and lowest paid workers when the annual reports are published. Image: Mergence Group

Mergence wants wage gap disclosed in annual reports

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Dines Gihwala has quit as the curator of Fidentia for reasons that have yet to be explained. Image:

Dines Gihwala quits as Fidentia curator

Evan Pickworth 27 Jun 2014

The mining sector in South Africa shed 13,000 jobs in the first quarter while the trade sector, including retail, lost 34,000 jobs. Image:

Just 9,000 jobs created in first quarter

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Informal traders are constantly harrassed despite the fact that they might be licenced by one branch of government and have goods confiscated by another municipal or local body. Image:

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GCR's Eyal Shevel says the shortage of management executives at Basil Read is a cause for concern for ratings agencies. Image:

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Farmers expected to give away 50% of their farms

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Banks now provide loans for accredited field guiding courses

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Vital diagnostic equipment remains unrepaired at Gauteng hospitals and yet the budget for new equipment are not spent. Image:

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Employee wellness - a key differentiator

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Chris Charter of Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr says once bribery starts, extortion follows. Image:

Bribery and corruption perceptions higher

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The impact of social, mobile and predictive analytics

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13 Jun 2014

Members of Satawu are planning to march on the Midrand offices of SA's Civil Aviation Authority. Image: Satawu

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Workers at platinum mines have been on strike since January and now it seems the strike may finally be over. Image:

Deal with striking platinum miners reached 'in principle'

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Unique leaders are born, exceptional leaders are made

Unique leaders are born, exceptional leaders are made

Mark Orpen 12 Jun 2014

Nina le Riche, partner at Deloitte

Private sector welcomes updating of King III report

11 Jun 2014

Workers at Tongaat Hulett's refinery in Clairwood are refusing to go back to work despite an agreement being signed between union bosses and company management. Image: Tongaat Hulett

Union settles strike but sugar workers won't work

Nce Mkhize 10 Jun 2014

Numsa workers are allegedly intimidating Transnet's workers who have refused to join their strike action at Ngqura Container Terminal. Image: Numsa

Transnet workers were victims of 'co-ordinated attacks'

Mark Allix 9 Jun 2014

Succession planning is proving difficult in family-owned businesses according to a survey by PwC. Image:

Succession in family firms a difficult issue

Mpho Sibanyoni 3 Jun 2014

Deputy General Secretary of Numsa, Karl Cloete says that a strike is inevitable if employers don't meet demands for a 15% wage hike for industrial workers. Image:

Crippling new strike threatens

2 Jun 2014

Packaging in SA is always changing shape

Packaging in SA is always changing shape

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2014 Stevie Awards open for entries

2014 Stevie Awards open for entries

30 May 2014

Joint Chief Executive of Standard Bank Sim Tshabalala Image: Standard Bank

Standard Bank defends high salaries to executives

Phakamisa Ndzamela 30 May 2014

Maya Angelou, renowned author, poet and civil rights activist died in the USA earlier this week aged 86. President Jacob Zuma has added his voice to the flood of tributes that have poured in in memory of this greater writer. Image:

Tributes pour in for Maya Angelou

30 May 2014

New Minister of Home Affairs, Malusi Gigaba has outlined changes to immigration and visa regulations. Image: GCIS

Gigaba outlines new Immigration Regulations

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Mergence Managing Direcgtor Masimo Magerman wants all listed companies to disclose the wage gap between the highest and lowest paid workers when the annual reports are published. Image: Mergence Group

Mergence wants wage gap disclosed in annual reports

Evan Pickworth 30 May 2014

Telkom's Sipho Maseko plans to cut management layers in order to get closer to the thousands of customers who use the company's services. Image: Telkom

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SA employees fail to report bad behaviour

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Dudu Myeni, SAA Chairman wants the Auditor-General to investigate affairs at SAA. Image:

SAA's Kalawe says he expected 'sabotage'

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The official ceremony for swearing in of the new Members of Parliament will be held in Cape Town today (21 May). Image: Wikipedia

New MPs to be sworn-in today

21 May 2014

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Jenny Reid 14 May 2014

South Africa's economy lost 1,163 jobs in April. The public sector employed people but manufacturing and retail sectors shed them. Image Ratch0013

SA economy sheds 1‚163 jobs in April

13 May 2014

A strike at Ngqura Container Terminal is underway but Transet says there has been minimal disruptions to its services. Image:

Strike: Transnet, Numsa may meet

12 May 2014

Tattoo acceptance in the workplace a debatable issue

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9 May 2014

Alan Knott-Craig has stepped down as Cell C's Chief Executive. Image: Cell C.

Alan Knott-Craig steps down as Cell C's boss

9 May 2014

Graham Briggs, Chief Executive of Harmony Gold says steps have been taken to improve profitability and increase operating margins at Harmony's mines. Image: Harmony

Harmony Gold's output down 6% in third quarter

Allan Seccombe 8 May 2014

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