SA workers not fulfilling their desires
South Africans would choose to work multiple jobs to gain more/different skills and experience, save extra money for the future and meet regular household expenses.
South Africans would choose to work multiple jobs to gain more/different skills and experience, save extra money for the future and meet regular household expenses.
Between Facebook and smoking breaks, it’s a wonder any work gets done in South African businesses. In Salary.com’s 2014 Wasting Time at Work Survey, a staggering 89% of employees admitted to wasting time in their work environment. The results show that 62% of respondents waste between 30 to 60 minutes per day, 26% waste two to five hours a day and 4% waste over half-a-day on non-work related tasks.
Research from CareerJunction has come up with some interesting statistics about women in the South African business market. Comparing more than 2,4-million job-seeker records on the Web site, the company came up with some good news and some bad news regarding the progress of gender equality in the country.