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Monthly Archives: October 2017
3 Future ‘People’ Trends – Be Prepared
“Leadership involves finding a parade and getting in front of it” (John Naisbitt, futurist and author of ‘Megatrends’) A recent survey identified three major trends for the next five years – Multinationals get stronger If one were to take the … Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged Multinationals, Social networks, Trends
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Payslips Are Important! A Practical Guide to Getting Them Right
Getting payslips correct for your staff carries legal responsibilities for both you and the staff member. Payslips are of course often used in the public domain, such as for getting bank loans, and so they are a public reflection of … Continue reading
Posted in Employment
Tagged Employer, Payslips, SARS
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You Don’t Need a Formal Enquiry to Dismiss an Employee
“Normally, the employer should conduct an investigation to determine whether there are grounds for dismissal. This does not need to be a formal enquiry. The employer should notify the employee of the allegations using a form and language that the … Continue reading
Posted in Employment
Tagged CCMA, Dismissal, Employee
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You Need Independent Directors, not Herd Mentality
“Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently.” (Steve Jobs when he was reinstated as CEO of Apple) The Companies Act tasks directors to … Continue reading
Posted in Business
Tagged Business, CEO, Companies Act
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Running on Empty: Is Our Downgrade to Full Junk Status Coming?
To date only our Rand denominated debt (about 10% of our total debt) has been classified as junk. On the 25th of October, the new Minister of Finance will present the Medium Term Budget Framework (MTBF). Ratings agencies will closely … Continue reading
Posted in Finance
Tagged Budget, Finance, Pravin Gordhan
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