Companies optimistic they can keep workers, customers safe

Companies optimistic they can keep workers, customers safe

As Covid-19 restrictions continue to slowly lift in some countries while others remain in lockdown, there’s a sense of optimism among finance leaders about their companies’ ability to reopen safely. According to PwC’s latest Covid-19 CFO Pulse, 75%...

Workers lose out as employers refuse to apply for TERS

The South African Payroll Association (SAPA) has received several complaints from employees whose salaries have been cut, but their employers aren’t even attempting to claim from the Department of Labour’s Temporary Employee/Employer Relief Scheme (TERS)...

Tips for keeping remote workers engaged

As more organisations around the globe are now working remotely due to Covid-19, service leaders must prioritise changes in three key areas, according to Gartner. As work-from-home (WFH) becomes a larger part of organisations’ business continuity planning, cost...

Vehicle crime returning to pre-lockdown levels

While South Africa experienced a significant drop in vehicle crime during the national lockdown, activities are returning to normal levels as country restrictions are being lifted. Tracker data, recorded from the company’s 1,1-million installed vehicle base,...

Desktop monitor demand surges but supply dries up

Sales of monitors through Western Europe’s (WE) distributors grew by a record +35% year-on-year in March 2020 contributing to an overall +18% increase for the first quarter, according to the latest data published by Context. Monitor sales, particularly to...

Home workers wait for cyber protection

According to a recent Kaspersky global report, “How Covid-19 changed the way people work”, three-in-four (73%) employees working from home have not yet received any specific cybersecurity awareness guidance or training designed to keep themselves secure...