Unions threaten to enlist the buying-power of affiliates in their ongoing dispute with Vodacom.
In this World Wide Wrap: Law firm ups payroll technology, university revamps IT system, and TechnologyOne enhances payroll.
Striking workers accuse the company of "union bashing".
The real issue facing mobile technologies in the workplace is management style, not technology, says Julian Liebenberg, divisional executive at Business Connexion Communications.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Web 2.0 tools influence expectations, virtualisation gets backing, and vendors punt open source SOA.
Parliament threatens withdrawal of support from "dysfunctional" education authority.
A 15-member company expedition team hoisted a flag bearing the company's new logo on the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.
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The company aims to boost employee productivity with DVT's Replicon Web Timesheet. [Local rep: DVT]
In this World Wide Wrap: Kiosks streamline HR info, fresh blend of HR for Starbucks, and Windermere outsources payroll.
The company won the accolade of Overall HR Excellence at the HR Excellence Awards 2007.
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The "thumb-suck" ICT skills shortage figures should be addressed to allow SA to progress, say Indian IT executives.
In today's technology roundup: IE and Firefox share security flaw, Microsoft offers hosted CRM, downloading direct to TV, Web 2.0 creates developer demand, and ATI chief resigns.
One of the most common myths is that the best companies employ the best people, says Anton Herbst, MD of ACT.