SA’s hospitality industry: is owning a restaurant still a viable business idea?
More than two years after the lifting of lockdown regulations, the local hospitality industry is still reeling from the losses incurred during the COVID-19 pandemic. Slowly but surely, glimmers of...
View Article“CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE” OF AN OFFER IS REJECTION
“The conditional acceptance of an offer amounts to rejection of same and not the conclusion of a contract, but may be a counter–offer.” (Extract from judgment below)A good offer comes in for your...
View Article10 reasons for retailers to support cash buyers
9 out of 10 transactions in SA are still made in cash and a third of consumers use cash to avoid hidden costs South African retailers that go completely cashless potentially risk excluding large...
View ArticleMANDATORY GRANT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT SUBMISSIONS DUE ON THE 30TH OF APRIL!
Don’t miss out on this crucial opportunity to optimise your workforce development initiatives and access available grants and incentives! LabourNet offers a comprehensive skills development consulting...
View Article2024 EARNINGS THRESHOLD ANNOUNCED
As of 1 April, the new threshold will be R254,371.67 – an increase of R3,261.08 from the 2023 earnings threshold of R241,110.59. This will entitle employees falling below the new threshold to stricter...
View ArticleUnveiling The Top Tech Trends of 2024: Embracing Quantum Computing and...
Introduction: In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, 2024 brings forth a groundbreaking trend that has the potential to reshape industries and revolutionize the way we process information:...
View ArticleVICARIOUS LIABILITY UNDER SECTION 60 OF THE EMPLOYMENT EQUITY ACT
Vicarious liability is a legal concept that holds an employer responsible for the actions of its employees during the course of their employment. In the context of labour law, Section 60 of the...
View ArticleWhat is the best way to tackle betting and gambling’s identity challenges?
Online betting in South Africa is a thriving business, expected to become a billion-dollar sector within four years. But there are risks, especially as the digital era makes it easy to forge...
View ArticleUNDERSTANDING CONSTRUCTIVE DISMISSAL IN SA EMPLOYMENT LAW
Constructive dismissal is a concept in employment law that arises when an employee resigns due to the employer’s behaviour, which makes the working conditions intolerable. Unlike traditional...
View ArticleEnhancing Performance through Insightful Tracking
In the dynamic landscape of retail, staying ahead of the competition requires more than just stocking shelves and ringing up sales. It demands a deep understanding of consumer behaviour, market...
View ArticleBiometrics hold the key to more secure and efficient ATMs in retail environments
Biometrics-enabled ATMs have a key role to play in promoting more secure retail environments and enhancing accessibility to financial services in South Africa. That’s the word from Patience Rolls,...
View ArticleFuel outlook mixed for April with consumers still under pressure – AA
South Africans can expect a slight increase to petrol prices in April based on unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF). But, says the Automobile Association (AA), the data is also pointing...
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Toyota and Ford: SA’s most sold brand and model
In 2023, Toyota took top position as South Africa’s most sold used car brand with 60,296 units sold, while the Ford Ranger reigned supreme as the country’s most sold model with 20,156 units sold last...
View ArticleUnderstanding the real cost of owning a car
Buying your first car is exciting. It is also a huge financial commitment, that requires you to fully understand all the expenses that are involved. Choosing the car you can afford and not necessarily...
View ArticleAll top ten brands post a dip in sales in February
Used car sales have been on the up and up in recent months. But February sales presented a more sobering picture. Sales dipped by -8% month-on-month from a historically stronger and longer January,...
View ArticleWhat should you consider when taking up life cover as part of protecting your...
Protecting your family is a fundamental part of ones’ long-term financial planning goals. It is not as simple as just taking out R1 million worth of life cover and leaving it there, but it involves...
View ArticleRetail revival: Easter shopping season to give sector a R2.2 billion boost
The Easter shopping season is expected to signal the start of a turnaround for retail in South Africa, according to a mixed method research study* conducted on behalf of Capital Connect, a fintech...
View ArticleNavigating high-growth startup success: the crucial role of corporate governance
Corporate governance, often regarded as the compass guiding organisational behaviour, holds immense significance for startups. Against a constantly evolving backdrop, where innovation and rapid growth...
View ArticleDon’t get Burned: The Benefits of a Bespoke Fire Response System
According to a 2022 report by insurance giant Allianz Global, fires led the most expensive losses for South African businesses over a five year period – more than 60 percent of the value of all...
View ArticleHarness your evergreen eLearning content for high-performing teams
The world of work is quickly evolving, and so are the skills that employees need to excel in their roles. With the shelf life of skills shrinking and advancements in technology and automation changing...
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