Smartphones could beat doctors to diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease
Smartphones can act as “pocket doctors”, diagnosing Parkinson’s and other degenerative diseases with astonishing accuracy on the basis of users…
Economy has failed miners, says Amcu’s Mathunjwa
Mineworkers have not benefited from the country’s economic gains, Joseph Mathunjwa, president of the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Uni…
Labour law amendments will throttle job creation
Brendan Peacock writes that imminent labour law amendments represent the most significant tightening of labour laws since the Labour Relations Act of …
SA’s inequality greatly concerning, says Mo Ibrahim
Union says government needs to pay for medics’ trauma counselling.
The Health and Other Service Personnel Trade Union of South Africa (Hospersa) wan…
Marikana Commission resumes on Monday
The Health and Other Service Personnel Trade Union of South Africa (Hospersa), reacting to the recent statement by the health minister regarding staff…
Anglo Platinum reported to have reduced job-cut target by 31% to 4,138 at most
The Health and Other Service Personnel Trade Union of South Africa (Hospersa), reacting to the recent statement by the health minister regarding staff…
Top earners will not be able to take their dismissal cases to CCMA
Imraan Mahomed, director at Routledge Modise, says that, if proposed labour law amendments are adopted, dismissal disputes involving employees at the …
ANC tells its partners it won’t budge on e-tolls
The ANC, as the leader of the tripartite alliance, stamped its authority this week by insisting on the user-pays principle for e-tolls.This left the…
Parliament jamming case under way at high court
Cape Town – An urgent application to prohibit the use of mobile network blocking devices in Parliament got under way in the Western Cape High Court …
SAA plans to save R900m through staff cuts
Loss-making national airline South African Airways (SAA) is looking to save more than R900m over three years through staff reductions under discussion…