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Each generation in your organisation is shaped by the societal, cultural, and technological changes of their time, each bringing unique traits, beliefs, and life experiences to the table. Here’s a quick introduction to what defines them: Traditionalists/Silent

How long have you been searching for the best way to get new clients? As an entrepreneur, you’ve probably tried countless marketing strategies to reach your customers. Yet, despite all your efforts, getting a steady stream of

The following should be viewed as innovative measures and best practices that can fortify one’s digital defences. From understanding the latest threat vectors to implementing innovative technologies, the following is suggested as a guide to a resilient

All employers of domestic workers must register with the Compensation Fund, regardless of how many hours they work a month. The term “domestic worker” includes a worker, a gardener, a driver of a vehicle, and a caretaker

Here is a straightforward checklist to ensure you start the new year on the right foot: 1. Revisit Your WillThe discomfort of discussing death and taxes never eases, yet having an up-to-date and valid will is key to

Once regarded as unlawful for being against public policy and therefore unenforceable, restraint of trade clauses are now a common feature in employment contracts. The High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Pretoria, was recently called upon

IntroductionUnderstanding the legal implications of marriage, particularly when it involves parties from different countries, can be complex. In South Africa, the law that governs marriage and its consequences, especially when parties are from different countries, is primarily

In recent developments, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) has taken a firmer stance on enforcing personal liability in relation to tax debts, as evidenced by the recent court case of Pather v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service

Introduction Prescription, as a legal principle, operates to extinguish a debtor’s obligation to pay a debt after a specified period has elapsed. This principle holds unless the debtor has acknowledged their liability within that timeframe. In the