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Teigue Payne
Wages up as unemployed queues grow
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Teigue Payne
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22 Jun 2012
Manufacturing salaries vary according to skill levels with skilled workers earning much more, writes Teigue Payne.
Patchwork deal does not pay off
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Teigue Payne
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24 May 2012
Despite a shot in the arm, South Africa's textile industry is still losing out to the Far East, writes Teigue Payne.
Maize production blossoms in SA
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Teigue Payne
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18 May 2012
After a big spike in maize prices last year -- Grain SA hopes that a new information mechanism will make the market more transparent.
Taxes force start-ups underground
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Teigue Payne
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13 Apr 2012
Statistics have shown a slump in the establishment of new businesses, but experts say they have just gone under the radar.
State gets tough on alcohol
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Teigue Payne
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30 Mar 2012
The South African government has two weapons in its arsenal to curb alcohol abuse, namely Increased taxes and reduced advertising.
Victory for smaller companies
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Teigue Payne
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24 Feb 2012
The balance has shifted on the bargaining body for the engineering industries and this has meant increased representation for the smaller businesses.
Clothing industry sheds jobs
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Teigue Payne
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17 Feb 2012
The clothing manufacturing industry is on a knife edge after the announcement of planned retrenchments of about 1 900 workers by two big players.
How to grow communal land use
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Teigue Payne
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3 Feb 2012
Subsistence farmers should be helped to increase yields and find profitable markets, says researcher.
Food prices pummel the poor
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Teigue Payne
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9 Dec 2011
Food prices, which increased by just 1% last year, have increased by a whopping 10.6% so far this year.
SA struggles to meet banking targets
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Teigue Payne
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9 Dec 2011
Most South African adults (54%) are satisfied with their lifestyles.
Big victory for smaller companies
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Teigue Payne
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22 Nov 2011
Employers' association succeeds in tempering 'unconstitutional' acts of bargaining council.
Group saving and loan plan pays off
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Teigue Payne
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18 Nov 2011
An innovative community approach is giving the previously unbanked business opportunities.
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