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If you are between 15 and 34 and you are not currently working, studying, or in any form of training, the latest Stats SA data says you are not an outlier. According to figures from Statistics South Africa covering the second quarter of 2026, 45% ...
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An administrative freeze at South Africa's Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) has quietly gutted the country's film and television workforce, costing an estimated 1,850 jobs and R822-million in lost production spending in a ...
South Africa shed 41,000 formal-sector jobs between April and June 2026, while 329,000 additional people entered the labour force over the same period. That widening gap between labour supply and quality job creation is the structural reality ...
At the SA Civil Aviation Authority, the CEO earned an average of R9.7 million in 2024/25, while the 102 workers in the lowest salary band averaged R104,000 a year. That is a 93-to-1 pay ratio inside a single public-sector employer, according to a ...
A 60-day public comment window that opened on 24 July 2026 gives every designated employer in South Africa a narrowing opportunity to shape the standard against which their Employment Equity plans will be judged for years ahead. The Department of ...
A draft Employment Equity Code, gazetted in the week before 26 July 2026 by Employment and Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth, is set to reshape how companies with more than 50 staff hire, promote and build their talent pipelines. The code ...
South Africa's Basic Conditions of Employment Act 75 of 1997 (BCEA) earnings threshold moved to R269,601 per year on 1 May 2026, a 3% uplift that shifts the compliance boundary for a specific and often-overlooked segment of the workforce. The ...
South Africa's national minimum wage sits at R23.42 an hour under the National Minimum Wage Act 9 of 2018, but a full-time month at that rate does not cover the basics. Once you factor in what it costs to get to work and keep the electricity ...
The Quarterly Employment Statistics (QES) release from Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) for Q1 2026 marks a clear reversal of the fragile recovery signal that emerged late in 2025. South Africa's formal, non-agricultural economy shed 80,000 ...
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