The health sectors in both countries are under pressure, with professionals either leaving or striking for better pay and working conditions
In a five-year review of take-home pay, BankservAfrica found that the average salary has not kept pace with inflation
The public sector in South Africa is staffed with people – from professions to civil service and bureaucrats – who make citizens dread interacting with their government
Deputy secretary general Jesse Duarte ordered that they come to the party headquarters to ‘sit with the registration teams and go over their lists’
ANC general manager Fébé Potgieter has written to staff appealing to them to be flexible in implementing their go-slow protest to allow them to complete the processes of…
ANC staffers picketed outside Luthuli House on Tuesday after months of problems with salary payments
The SOE had announced on Tuesday that it was not going to be able to pay full salaries for the month but a lender has come to the rescue
Women are paid less than men, so their pensions are smaller
A recently published book shows the top-paid chief executive in the country earned R190-million in 2012 – almost 2 400 times the average salary.
Expectations that government would act on corruption are fast fading as the matter has become part of Zanu-PF’s divisive succession battle.
New research shows that South Africa’s take-home pay, and the number of people with more than R10 000 in disposable income, has increased.
White males in Gauteng are the highest earners in South Africa, with young black women in Limpopo the lowest, says the SA Institute of Race Relations.
Jacob Zuma’s call for a pay freeze has fallen on deaf ears in the private sector, with top officials continuing to rake in bonuses and increases.
BankservAfrica, the continent’s largest automated clearing house, has launched an economic index that shows South Africa’s economy is slowing.
The debate on excessive executive pay is as hot as ever — and what a difference 18 months makes to the discourse.
The education department has released a draft policy but have failed to follow guidelines recommended by a study conducted in 2005.
When they received their salaries on January 16, a day late, they were paid only in local currency.
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) on Thursday reached a multiterm wage agreement with labour unions for the next three fiscal years.
You’ve got the salary, the job title, and the shiny business cards to prove your work status. So why does something feel not quite right?
