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Fin24 reports that Old Mutual Personal Finance Managing Director Karabo Morule has stepped down, citing personal reasons. Source: Latest News
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Actors must have a union, says actor Seputla Sebogodi
SowetanLive writes that venerable actor Seputla Sebogodi has come a long way from being jailed for his political plays to being one of the most revered actors of our time. Source: Latest News
CCMA rules in favour of Bloomberg in alleged ‘unfair warnings’ case brought by journalist Sam Mkokeli
News24 reports that the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) has found that news agency Bloomberg did not commit unfair labour practices in a case involving senior journalist Sam Mkokeli. Source: Latest News
Probe by Bishops Diocesan College into teacher sex claims begins as more details emerge
News24 reports that a probe by Bishops Diocesan College into serious misconduct allegations against a former female teacher got under way on Friday, with the principal having been interviewed by the appointed attorney and senior advocate. Source: Latest News
After two arrested for corruption, police emphasise that 'no payment required' in recruitment drive
News24 reports that Gauteng police said on Saturday after two people were arrested last week on corruption charges that no payment was required at any stage of the police’s recruitment application process. Source: Latest News
High Court rules against Jiba’s reinstatement bid
BL Premium reports that former prosecutions boss Nomgcobo Jiba has lost the first round of her court battle to be reinstated to her position pending the Parliamentary process that will either confirm or overturn her removal. Source: Latest News
National minimum wage begins to eat jobs
Sunday Times Business Times reports that new referrals to the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) linked to the National Minimum Wage (NMW) Act are expected to increase the agency’s dispute caseload by 25% this financial year. Source: Latest News
MPs want probe into pay and perks of university vice-chancellors and senior executives
BusinessLive reports that MPs are worried by the high salaries and benefits paid to senior university executives, in particular vice-chancellors, and have called for an inquiry into the matter. Source: Latest News
Draft regulations for lifestyle audits in the pipeline, public service and administration minister vows
BusinessLIve reports that the Department of Public Service and Administration is finalising draft regulations for the conduct of lifestyle audits of government employees. Source: Latest News
State waives bureaucratic hurdle to ensure public nursing colleges can teach in the new year
BL Premium reports that the government has temporarily waived one of the multiple bureaucratic hurdles facing public nursing colleges, which need approval from several agencies before they can begin training nurses on SA’s new qualifications, which kick in from January. Source: Latest News