The country needs to embrace productivity-led growth to ensure sustainable economic development, foster employment and spur innovation.

In an age of both untold prosperity and existential crisis, it’s time to rethink work

Climate change means hats are crucial personal protective equipment now – and work hours must become flexible

Having a successful business is about more than just selling a product to customers

Labour and business are neither winners nor losers – as it should be, according to accepted economic theory.

Rising labour productivity leads to higher employment, income and profits.

An estimated average of 15% of staff are absent on any given day – and only one in three people who do not go to work are actually physically ill.

The gold production company has reported record highs at its Tau Lekoa flagship mine and restructuring at other operations.

There is an urgent need for South Africa’s organisations to develop cultures that foster positive work environments and increase productivity.