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Procrastination affects 45% of adults at some point in their lives and a quarter of adults describe themselves as procrastinators.
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Exxaro, one of South Africa’s largest black-empowered resource companies, has announced a new supplier development partnership with internationally accredited University of Pretoria’s, Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS).
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As we approach the end of a very unusual year, employers are faced with multiple questions surrounding annual leave entitlement.
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Remote work isn’t new. It’s long been trending at Silicon Valley start-ups and some old-school companies that begrudgingly allowed it as a perk for special employees. But, thanks to Covid-19, it’s being implemented at speed and scale.
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A singular space to define innovation and entrepreneurship in the African ecommerce sector.
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An alternative economic strategy for South Africa, proposed by Dr Nthabiseng Moleko and Prof Mark Swilling could see GDP doubling in 10 years, 10-million people moving out of poverty, and unemployment cut by two-thirds to 12% by 2030.
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Working from home has been a blessing for some but brought new demands and strains for others – including a rise in mental health issues.
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As we learn to co-exist with Covid-19, we are better placed to evaluate the actions taken by governments to combat the spread of the virus and assess the economic trade-offs.
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What happens to an organisation when good governance and warning signs are ignored?
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The public perception of wealth influences how policy makers address the problem of economic inequality.
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An award-winning case study on local digital animation filmmaker, Triggerfish, has highlighted the absurdity of lack of access to funding for SMEs operating in the creative space.
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Big demographic, economic and technological changes are coming.
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HR teams are concerned about the impact flexible working will have on company culture.
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The Toyota Wessels Institute for Manufacturing Studies (TWIMS) in partnership with the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) is offering ten scholarships for the 2020 intake for the GIBS/TWIMS MBA manufacturing focus.
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Finance is the very pillar of business. Or, as Professor Kalu Ojah of Wits Business School puts it, it is the "blood in the veins" of all corporate and state-owned entities.
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