The company struggled to provide employment services during the hard lockdown especially to the rest of Africa
Record rand gold prices will see net profit rise as much as 339% in the group’s half year to end-December 2020
The group will spend as much as R24m to acquire the online recruiter and service provider
Group says units do not fit into its criteria to become ‘a leading workplace solutions company in select geographies’
The share price surges 133% on the company's cost containment plan to ease the effects of Covid-19
Employment services group says it is beginning to see a normalisation of demand for services
Orleyn will take up the position as chair of the board of the world's third-largest platinum miner from October 14
Recruitment specialist says its focus is on stabilising the business amid pandemic
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Workforce Holdings is still providing employment services to a number of essential industries
Labour-services group reports that the minimum wage hike that began in March 2020 has hit some of its clients
Business Day TV talks to Bidvest CEO Lindsay Ralphs about his take on the company’s interim results
Labour group’s diversification strategy ups focus on training and financial services
The sale of Constantia Risk and Insurance to Namibian group Trustco is expected to be completed by March
The owner of Hi-Tech Security suffered a hefty loss, exacerbated by rising fuel costs
Coronation declared a total gross dividend of 341c, down 18.8% from the previous year
Tough conditions in SA have resulted in clients cutting back their workforce, with the company expecting interim HEPS to fall by up to 94.5%
The labour-services group’s after-tax profit fell, despite an increase in revenue for the six months to end-June
The miner will close mines in SA in the next five years if the rand gold price does not rise, and is counting heavily on its undeveloped, 50%-owned Wafi-Golpu ...
‘Now that we are a bigger player, security company owners are knocking at our door,’ says CEO Pieter Dry
