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THE TRUE COST OF ONLINE GAMBLING IN SOUTH AFRICA: PROTECTING COMPANY REPUTATION AND BOTTOM LINE

The rise of online gambling platforms in South Africa presents both opportunities and significant risks for companies. While “gambling” may evoke images of leisure, the reality is that unchecked engagement in online betting can lead to serious consequences, financially, reputationally, and operationally. Recent industry reports and research highlight the alarming costs associated with employees involved […]
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THE RISE OF GAMBLING IN SOUTH AFRICA: PROTECTING YOUR COMPANY FROM EMPLOYEE RISK

South Africa is currently experiencing a surge in gambling and betting activities, with the industry experiencing unprecedented growth. According to the National Gambling Board of South Africa, gross gambling revenue for the 2023/24 financial year hit R59.3 billion, marking a 25.7% rise from the previous year. Increased betting activities mainly drive this surge, as players chase sports bets and online platforms, while the […]
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CONSIDERING HOMESCHOOLING WHEN EVALUATING EMPLOYMENT QUALIFICATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA

As the educational landscape in South Africa evolves, HR professionals face new challenges and opportunities when assessing candidates’ qualifications. The shift towards homeschooling is becoming increasingly evident, driven by various factors such as cost pressures, flexible learning options, and concerns over traditional schooling environments. Here’s what HR departments should consider about this trend. Homeschooling is gaining traction as more […]
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ENSURING EDUCATOR INTEGRITY: WHY ANNUAL VERIFICATION OF SACE REGISTRATION IS CRITICAL FOR YOUR ORGANISATION

In the past financial year, the South African Council for Educators (SACE) received a staggering 606 complaints related to unprofessional conduct among teachers. These complaints ranged from misconduct, abuse of authority, breaches of confidentiality, to other forms of unethical behaviour. As a result, 36 teachers have been struck off the SACE register, highlighting a rising […]
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