Adv Jan Munnik | 16 May 2024 Draft Employment Equity (‘EE’) Regulations (‘the 1 February Draft EE Regulations’) setting out revised...

SA News | 14 May 2025 The Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) indicates that the number of...

Western Cape Government | 15 May 2024 Since 2020, the Western Cape Government’s (WCG) Experiential Learning programme has helped...

Johan Botes | 13 May 2024 An April 2024 decision by the South African Labour Appeal Court, O’Connor v. LexisNexis, serves as a reminder...

SA News: 10 May 2024 The Department of Employment and Labour has warned employers against misrepresenting their Employment Equity (EE)...

Danette Breitenbach | 13 May 2024 The Marketing, Advertising and Communications Sector Charter (MACC) and eQvest Limited have formed a...

Michael Bagraim | 13 May 2024 Michael Bagraim writes that the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority wants to pressure the property...

Jacomien de Klerk | 11 May 2024 South Africa's workplace learning environment faces a looming deadline which may catch many industry...

Xoliswa Zakwe | 12 May 2024 The Youth Employment Services (Yes) initiative which is recognised for its innovative approach to tackling...

Western Cape Government | 9 May 2024 The Department of Local Government, in collaboration with the Department of Cooperative Governance...

SA News : 9 May 2024 The Marketing, Advertising, and Communications (MAC) Sector Council, in collaboration with eQvest Limited, has...

Linda Ensor | 9 May 2024 The DA and FF+ opposed the adoption of the bill by the select committee, while the ANC and EFF supported it. In...

South African Government | 5 May 2024 The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Prof Blade Nzimande will launch the 4IR...

Phryne Williams | 6 May 2024 It has been a year since President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the Employment Equity Amendment Act into law which has empowered Thulas Nxesi, the Minister of Employment and Labour to update thresholds for employment equity for each of the country’s national economic sectors. The minister republished these five-year targets on February 1, giving 90 days for interested parties to make submissions by May 2, 2024. The broad aim of the amendment is enhanced

Jim Tait | 5 May 2024 In an open letter to Ms Thato Ramaili, CEO of the Property Professions Regulatory Authority, Jim Tait raises...

Samsung Newsroom | 30 April 2024 Samsung has retained its Level-1 B-BBEE status for six (6) years in succession. This is a true testament...

Creamer Media | 2 May 2024 Key questions around B-BBEE implications remain unanswered as deadline looms A pivotal shift for South...

Staff Writer | 2 May 2024 The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) says despite precedents set in the past, level 8 BEE compliance is now non-negotiable for all real estate agencies with a turnover of more than R2.5 million. In April, Jan le Roux, CEO of the Real Estate Business Owners of South Africa (Rebosa), voiced his concern over what he called a surprise shift in the PPRA’s Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) requirements for the next round o

Edward West | 2 May 2024 Suzuki Auto S’s relationship with Tibane Mobile Transfer (TMT) has soured after the former enterprise...

Bizcommunity | 30 April 2024 Solidaridad, in collaboration with the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa (IDC) and the...