The Taj Cape Town Human Resources Department were selected as the winner of the Best Human Resources Team in the luxury international division of the Taj Awards for Business Excellence (TABE) awards ceremony held earlier this month.
23 Jul 2014 09:52
Most people who work for a boss dream of one day being the boss. Or at least, being a boss, managing a team of people. The idea of climbing the corporate ladder to achieve this goal is one so many employees aspire to. But unfortunately...
By Niteske Marshall 23 Jul 2014 09:29
"To stay competitive you've got to get every brain in the game." Wise words from opening speaker Jack Welch at the Skillsoft Corporation's business conference held in the MGM Ballroom earlier this year.
23 Jul 2014 09:17
Are foreign automotive investors on the point of losing patience with strike-prone SA? Or will militant trade unionists be proved right in their gamble that multinational motor companies are too deeply embedded in SA to walk away?
By David Furlonger 21 Jul 2014 09:13
Telkom SA says it is suspending proposed job cuts for now‚ pending a new round of consultations with management and unions.
By Khulekani Magubane 21 Jul 2014 09:00
The provincial Education Department says it needs R137-million to fill 502 teacher vacancies for subjects such as maths, accounting, agriculture and physical science for for schools where Afrikaans is still the medium of instruction.
17 Jul 2014 12:13
The listed construction and engineering firm Aveng placed R2bn in convertible bonds‚ maturing in 2019‚ with institutional investors at a coupon rate of 7.25%.
By Nick Hedley 17 Jul 2014 11:02
SABCWATCH: Following the confirmation of Hlaudi Motsoeneng as the SABC's COO, and claims that board chair Zandile Tshabalala lied about her qualifications, and anger over the SABC's moves on Afrikaans programming, pressure is mounting on all sides...
17 Jul 2014 07:41
One of the most challenging skills faced by managers is the ability to handle and positively resolve internal conflict in the workplace.
16 Jul 2014 13:06
Toyota and Ford both announced a halt at their production plants in Durban and Pretoria as the strike in the metals and engineering sector enters its third week.
By Natasha Marrian 16 Jul 2014 11:05
The words "time out" are now only known when you have kids and it's their time to sit in the naughty corner. However, it is important to stress how important "time out" actually is for the working community, whether you are a CEO or a receptionist.
By Vicki Bedeman 16 Jul 2014 10:51
The Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of South Africa (Seifsa) said it has failed to reach a deal to end a crippling strike, after a union rejected its final wage offer over the weekend.
16 Jul 2014 10:43
The Life Health Group has recruited 58 specialist nurses from India to serve two-year contracts at its facilities across the country.
15 Jul 2014 11:20
The story of the hero's journey offers a valuable map to leaders committed to transforming their organisations or teams. Analysis of successful transformation stories, whether individual or team or organisational, shows the same basic storyline as the hero's journey.
By Marlene de Lange 15 Jul 2014 07:54
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