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EARNING POTENTIAL IN BLUE-COLLAR JOBS IS NO LONGER A SECONDARY CONSIDERATION BUT A KEY DRIVER IN CAREER CHOICES

In the past, blue-collar professions in South Africa – a career category typically referring to skilled trades and technical vocations – were often overshadowed by their white-collar counterparts. School leavers aspired to have office jobs, perceiving them as the primary

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How pop-up shops can unlock entrepreneurial potential and transform business start-ups in South Africa

A growing number of South Africans are tapping into their retirement savings to fund small business ventures, driven in part by the introduction of the new “two-pot” pension system. Implemented in September 2024, this system allows for partial access to

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Riski business – workplace safety is a universal responsibility, not just in high-risk industries

Many people think that Operational Risk Management (ORM) is only relevant to industries with obvious hazards, like mining and construction.However, South Africa’s workplace safety law – the Occupational Health and Safety Act (the OHS Act), mandates all employers to keep

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