In its drive to make electric vehicles, the carmaker will lay off thousands of employees and also create 2 000 new roles.
After 23 years of service, Delport has resigned to pursue external interests with effect from May 2020.
Sadly, the answer is unlikely to come from government, which is facing a crisis of its own: spikes in the matric dropout rate.
Lack of high-end skills and widespread fear of job losses could hamper SA’s fourth industrial revolution drive.
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Culture fit is crucial to career happiness, says Deborah Watt, talent acquisition lead at BBD.
The networking giant makes four appointments in its African channel business, to align with the global partner organisation.
Anchored by technology, there is an increase in flexible office space and co-working locations, says Regus.
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Research shows that even though tech-related skills are essential, soft skills will still be required in the fourth industrial revolution.
Aside from salary, company culture is the top consideration for software developers looking to change jobs, says OfferZen.
The local academy introduces online data science courses, underpinned by the universal shortage of data science skills.
The new board members are entrusted with steering the wind energy sector, and advocating for clean, affordable energy.
The company makes key senior appointments following its lucrative software licensing deal with Microsoft.