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Brendan Cooper The internal communications sector has to gear up to deal with a whole new world of communication...read |
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 | Issued By CareerJunction Are you ready for the new year? Check out the latest outlook on trends for top-paid jobs and most in-demand skills, including what to expect in 2018... read |
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 | Terence Corrigan As the year begins, there is little for South Africa's unemployed to celebrate... read | |  | Tony Da Fonseca Modern-day franchising has been with us since the mid-1950s when it made its presence felt in the USA. Subsequently, expansion was swift and within a few short years, the concept had conquered the world. read | |  | Ewout Holst Helping people to feel good at work goes far beyond achieving work-life balance... read | |
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 | A fleet of vehicles is often one of the biggest operating costs for any business. It is also one of the most prominent representations of a company's brand. read |
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 | British Airways has conducted a research study which found that the average working South African has not taken a two-week break over the last year... read |
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 | Tom Jackson Nailab has announced the 15 startups that will take part in its Make-IT accelerator programme, designed to strengthen entrepreneurs' skills for scaling their businesses... read |
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 | Maths geniuses, mad scientists, engineering wizards, IT wonderkids and tech boffins - ACSA needs your skills... read |
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 | Shivad Singh Cornel Amariei has started three companies, created a device called the Lumen that helps blind people get around, he's written a book called the Arduino Development Cookbook, is an Innovation Manager at Continental, is a Forbes 30 under 30 Standout Member and he has a girlfriend! read |
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 | Coming off the back of a tough 2017, what can small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SME's) do to chart a new growth path and scale their businesses...? read |
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 | The South African Cultural Observatory has made a last call for abstract and panel discussion submissions for its third International Conference, to be held at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium this March... read |
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 | Briefing and engagement sessions aimed at educating workers about the National Minimum Wage (NMW) policy, which takes effect from 1 May 2018, are set to resume this week... read |
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 | Sipho Mabena The South African Students Congress (Sasco) and the National Health Education and Allied Workers Union (Nehawu) have joined forces to shut down the University of SA (Unisa). read |
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 | Government has announced the appointment of new board members at Eskom, as an immediate measure to strengthen governance and management at the parastatal... read |
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 | Leigh Andrews This week, diversity was a strong focus on social media as H&M announced the appointment of a diversity manager following the 'racist hoodie' outrage, social citizens stood up for civil rights on #MLKDay, and the #pinkifying hashtag spawned lovers and haters alike... read |
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 | Penwell Dlamini Suspended Gauteng health department head Dr Barney Selebano has resigned. This was confirmed by a senior official in the department... read |
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 | Nico Gous KPMG South Africa announced the appointment of a new chairperson and independent director on Wednesday... read |
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 | Sikonathi Mantshantsha Embattled electricity producer Eskom, which has described its financial situation as "very dire", is in secret discussions to terminate the employment of controversial executive Matshela Koko... read |
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 | Louw Barnardt The New Year's Resolution is dead. Setting goals is what the beginning of a new year is all about... read |
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 | Daniel Schwartzkopff The manufacturing industry's role in the South African economy has seen a long and sustained decline... read |
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 | Marisa Jacobs A new report compiled by expatriate solutions provider Xpatweb, titled Critical Skills Survey Results 2017, confirms that local companies are hard pressed to find the right expertise to achieve their corporate goals... read |
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 | Jennifer da Mata Leaders can build or destroy the organisations they are mandated to lead. Selecting a leader without the proper due diligence can invite trouble - at worst, catastrophe - whether the organisation is a corporate business, government department or non-governmental organisation. read |
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