22 March 2023 Interpersonal skills are essential to navigating the world, especially in the workplace. Even for those who prefer not to engage with others regularly, interacting with others is necessary for day-to-day interactions like working in a team or attending a meeting or workshop. The ability to…
8 March 2023 The practice of negotiating between employers and employees to agree on matters that impact upon them at work (and home in regard to salaries and wages) is known as collective bargaining. Both the formal and informal economies may be affected by this. Workers’ organizations or…
22 February 2023 South Africa has a record-high unemployment rate for job seekers aged 18 to 35. Over 32% of the working-age population is unemployed, totalling about 7.7 million individuals, of which 4.6 million are young. Suppose you are a young person actively searching for a job or…
1 February 2023 This time of year, bogus colleges that are not recognized nor accredited as public or private higher education institutions with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) to offer educational programs under section 51(1) of the Higher Education Act (Act 101 of 1997) prey…
13 January 2023 Children and parents are likely to experience worry during the back-to-school period. This is because specific changes such as changing schools, grades, or educators can be a scary transition for the young ones. This is why it is important to discuss this transition with…
4 January 2023 If 2020 has taught us anything, your health is too important to gamble with. Stress at work is personal. Every work comes with a unique set of stresses. There can be pressing deadlines, an abundance of paperwork, or the occasional irate client or customer. Alternatively,…