If you are serious about cutting costs, surely, spending about half of your revenue on paying suppliers is illogical. That’s what Telkom did last year, according to its report for the year ending March, and is focused on reducing its Read the full story
Increasingly, as the world becomes more integrated, home-grown businesses find themselves competing for recognition with global conglomerates. When pitted against the likes of Facebook and Microsoft, they stand little or no chance at all. For this reason, initiatives like inaugural Read the full story
Apps present a direct contrast to traditional channels of communication between public sector and its citizens – they are personal, offering the ability to engage in direct interaction with immediate feedback, Writes LIONEL MOYAL With the increasing affordability and Read the full story
The sector code costs the taxpayer and industry a lot of money to create and administer – staff costs, office costs, legal costs and department costs – yet it is not being followed sufficiently or enforced, argues KEITH LEVENSTEIN Sector Read the full story
You can bet your bottom Rand that any debate on transformation of educational institutions in the country, and indeed in any area, is bound to stoke emotions in some way. And the one held at the Ivy League, WITS University Read the full story
From the controversial funding of the purchase of Independent Newspapers to investing in an unknown offshore business, commentators have questioned whether some of the investment decisions that the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) undertakes have more to do with political expediency Read the full story
The country might be decades away from seeing women achieve significant parity with men in various sectors, but it is just disgraceful that women get a raw deal when it comes to remuneration in comparison with men. During a press Read the full story
Some employers have got the tendency of tampering with pension funds, leaving retired employees to their own devices. Hence, the result of a case in which aggrieved Transnet pensioners have been granted leave to institute an R80bn class action against Read the full story
The Freed Market Foundation (FMF) finds it ironical that “collective” bargaining has been attributed to bringing an end to the strike in the metals and engineering sector Six unions in the metals and engineering sector signed a wage deal with Read the full story
