UASA Sector News: 30 April 2026 Sorbet Hair and Carlton Hair Awards. Statement by Abigail Moyo, spokesperson of the trade union UASA: Award-winning success does not happen by chance, it is built by commitment and dedication. UASA extends its heartfelt congratulations to Sorbet Hairbar Dunkeld for winning Top…
UASA Media Release: 30 April 2026 Statement by Abigail Moyo, spokesperson for the trade union UASA: As we commemorate Workers’ Day tomorrow, UASA honours all workers, labour organisations, employers and stakeholders for their invaluable contribution to the national economy and the global sphere. Observing this Workers’ Day at…
UASA Sector News: 24 April 2026 In Picture - From Left: UASA CEO Jacques Hugo, Francis Tong and CCO Asif Jhatham. Statement by Abigail Moyo, spokesperson of the trade union UASA: UASA congratulates Francis Tong, our colleague at UASA Head Office on 5 years of loyal service. We…
24 April 2026 Being a small business owner and being self-employed share many similarities, which can sometimes cause confusion. Clarifying your business category can help you feel more secure about your legal and tax responsibilities, especially under labour laws and South African Revenue Service (SARS) regulations. Examining how…
UASA Media Release: 22 April 2026 Image Source: StatsSA. Statement by Abigail Moyo, spokesperson of the trade union UASA: Stats SA reported that food prices, along with higher costs for insurance and financial services, contributed to the slight increase seen in the Consumer Price Inflation (CPI) in March.…
10 April 2026 Being a freelancer allows you to express your creativity, exercise self-control, and develop your professional identity. However, sometimes it can seem like you have to project a particular image to be successful. Freelancers frequently experience pressure to live up to norms that are thought to form…
13 March 2026 The arts and entertainment sector offers a wide range of career options and is continuously growing. However, the industry faces several challenges, including increasing demands, rising costs, complex incentive schemes, regulatory scrutiny and rapid technological advancements. To tackle these challenges effectively, it’s essential to have…
27 February 2026 Finding clients and building a portfolio are usually considered the most difficult aspects of freelancing. But the numbers are the real problem. Freelancers who fail typically do so not because they lack skill but rather because their money management breaks down before their business can…
13 February 2026 Independent Professionals don’t rely on a monthly payslip, they rely on contracts, clients, projects, and performance. That freedom is powerful. But it also means serious financial responsibilities that could cost you income and your business if you are not responsible. The latest Debt Index Q4…