Embracing skills-based hiring in South Africa’s tech sector
Embracing skills-based hiring: South Africa’s tech sector drives innovation and growth through strategic workforce development.
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Empowering the workforce by upskilling and reskilling for the AI revolution
Elevating the workforce in the age of AI, empowering employees through the imperative of upskilling and reskilling initiatives.
What if the Wealth Tax backfires?
There is already an exodus of high tax paying individuals on the go, and a wealth tax will certainly speed it up, with a resulting shrinkage of an already small tax base.
From the archives: Jansen was first to give the ANC the boot
Earlier this year, Prof Jonathan Jansen was one of the first to comment that South Africans need “to vote the buggers (the ANC) out of power.
Experts volunteer their services to help save Eskom
Labour union Solidarity has sent a list of roughly 300 skilled and experienced power experts to help Eskom fix its operational problems.
One-size-fits-all education stifles enterprise – Eustace Davie
Imagine how different the skills and knowledge-gathering offerings would be if education and training were demand driven, writes Eustace Davie.
The UK skills shortage: Why it’s the best time to get a UK work visa
The UK is currently experiencing a shortage of skilled workers. Here’s how you can use this as your opportunity to immigrate to the UK on a work visa.
Six essential skills leaders need in the digital age
Data collected from 1,700 executives by Linda Hill and three colleagues reveals the most important skills and traits leaders need to lead in the digital age.
Alec Hogg’s Inbox: Some fact-checking on Canadian Ethics Prof Julie Ponesse
Interesting responses to Friday’s newsletter featuring Prof Julie Ponesse continue to hit Alec’s inbox. A couple worth featuring today.
Ask politicians about our jobless masses – Bernstein
Hardly an acceptable trade-off when most young South African’s anthem is Sifuna Umsebenzi. Or, to steal a Johnny Clegg line; ‘there’s a jobless army on the march.’