Flexible working could add R17bn to economy

If South African knowledge workers fully utilised flexible working, it would be possible to add an extra R17-billion per year to the South African economy through the more productive use of available working hours – the equivalent of 0,4% of the GDP.

Flexible working suits business consumers

Gartner says that IT leaders have a significant opportunity to contribute to the business by creating a more flexible work environment that accommodates the needs of the business consumer. “Starting with the rise of PCs and the internet era, users have a greater...

Flexible working helps inspire innovation

More and more businesses are realising the importance of nurturing innovative entrepreneurs among their employees to help drive growth, but what are the top strategies to promote innovation within the business?Latest research by Regus, the flexible workspace provider,...

Flexible working helps stem staff turnover

Business people in South Africa reveal flexible working is often the make-or-break of job offers – 82% reveal that they would choose one job over another similar one, if it offered flexible working. And 76% confirm that flexible working also improves staff...

Flexible working can lessen e-toll impact

More than eight out of 10 business people in South Africa expect employers to face extra costs as a result of the new toll gates on Gauteng’s highways. Businesses may also find it harder to attract out-of-town talent. Respondents from across Africa took part in...