The company launches Get-A-Gig through NXT LVL with a vision of connecting one million youth to jobs or gigs by 2024.
The skills development body offers a free digital skills learning opportunity for youth between 18 and 35.
Technology continues to evolve apace. Choosing the right technology partner is vital to business success in an increasingly interconnected world.
Choosing the right laptop to work from is critical, but requires substantial forethought.
This emerged in the 2021 ICT Skills Survey, carried out by Wits University’s JCSE in partnership with the Institute of Information Technology Professionals SA.
Z by HP workstation desktops and laptops are designed and built for high-performance computing and graphics-intensive applications.
SA has yet to shift to a fully-fledged gig economy, which relies heavily on digital, creative, analytical and ICT skills, finds the 2021 ICT Skills Survey.
Non-profit organisation Fairwork invites corporates to pledge their support for the best labour practices in South Africa’s digital economy.
As SA’s ever-higher unemployment rate continues to shock, the country is urged to tap into the gig economy to unlock infinite job opportunities.
The Fairwork Foundation partners with researchers and legal academics to introduce a new Code of Good Practice for platform workers in SA.
Gig workers allow companies to be more flexible in terms of scaling up or down fast − an essential survival tactic as competition and demand for digital skills intensify.
An estimated 80% of e-hailing drivers and delivery services employees in SA now earn less than R4 000 per month due to the impact of COVID-19.