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Unions call on companies to be fair, transaprent during wage negotiations

As the wage negotiation season gets underway, labour unions are calling on companies to refrain from using the current ailing economy as an excuse to give workers below-inflation wage increases. They are also calling on the government to fast-track the Companies Amendment Bill aimed at ensuring that employers comply with their wage agreements and disclose their finances. The average wage settlement for workers this year is around 6 to 6,5% […]

today14 May 2023

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28 SA companies to participate in 4 Day Week pilot project

Only 28 South African companies have met Tuesday’s deadline to take part in the 4 Day Week pilot project. The project seeks to investigate the viability of a four-day working week – without compromising productivity. The pilot will take participants through an on-boarding process before officially starting on the first of next month. Director of 4 Day Week South Africa, Karen Lowe says, “If I look at the numbers that […]

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Cases of companies in corruption allegations to be heard in October

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) says the case of companies and individuals whose bank accounts have been frozen will be heard on October 6. The SIU has confirmed that the companies include Royal Bhaca, the company belonging to Thandisizwe Diko, the husband of Presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko. On Friday, the Special Tribunal confirmed that it had granted the SIU an order to freeze the accounts of companies and individuals allegedly […]

today22 August 2020

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Over 50% of companies in Africa victims of financial crime – report

Africa has a higher percentage of companies affected by fraud, theft, money laundering or other financial crimes than the global average, according to one of the most comprehensive surveys of international business to date, a Thomson Reuters survey showed. More than 2 300 senior business leaders in large companies were asked to shine a light on how pervasive such crimes have become across the world. The report, entitled Revealing the […]

today25 May 2018

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