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DOES A CANDIDATE PASS OR FAIL AN EMPLOYEE SCREENING ASSESSMENT?

Employee screening is often treated as a simple pass-or-fail exercise. A candidate either meets the organisation’s requirements or does not. In practice, however, most screening results are not that straightforward. Background checks provide information, but employers must interpret that information in relation to the position, the associated risks and South African labour and privacy legislation. […]
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WHAT DOES AN EMPLOYEE BACKGROUND CHECK INCLUDE IN SOUTH AFRICA?

WHAT DOES AN EMPLOYEE BACKGROUND CHECK INCLUDE IN SOUTH AFRICA? Hiring the right person involves more than reviewing a CV and conducting an interview. Candidates can provide inaccurate information, qualifications may need to be verified, and certain positions may carry specific regulatory or operational risks. This is where employee background screening plays an important role. […]
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SOUTH AFRICA’S CRIMINALITY CRISIS: WHY CRIMINAL RECORD CHECKS ARE NO LONGER ENOUGH

Recent analysis has again confirmed what many South African businesses feel daily: South Africa now records the highest criminality levels in Southern Africa, driven by a toxic mix of organised crime, corruption, violent offences and sophisticated syndicates. This is not just a policing or political problem, it is a direct and growing risk for employers. […]
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DEBT, GAMBLING AND EMPLOYEE RISK: WHY LIFESTYLE AUDITS BELONG ON YOUR RISK REGISTER

South Africans are under immense financial pressure. Rising living costs, stagnant wages and easy access to credit are pushing many people into deeper debt. At the same time, there is a growing appetite for “quick wins” through gambling, online betting and high‑risk investing. Recent reports show more South Africans are turning to betting apps, day‑trading […]
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WORK PERMIT VERIFICATION IN SOUTH AFRICA: WHY EVERY EMPLOYER MUST VERIFY BEFORE HIRING

  Executive Summary Work permit verification is the process of confirming that a foreign national is legally authorised to work in South Africa. Employers who fail to verify an employee’s legal right to work may expose their organisation to legal, financial and reputational risk. As immigration compliance receives increasing attention, verifying work authorisation before employment […]
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