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TESD increases awareness for industry issues

6th October 2023

Industry body the Temporary Employment Services Division (TESD) – as an affiliate of the Constructional Engineering Association (CEA) – continuously embarks on initiatives for members, non-members... 


Is there a need for TES in SA’s construction industry? 

25th January 2022

It is without a doubt that many industries have taken a serious knock during the pandemic. Those involved in South Africa’s construction industry had their hands tied, especially at the onset of... 


Wage negotiations in Metals and Engineering sector should be about protecting jobs while ensuring decent living wage – CEA

19th May 2021

Last year’s historic wage standstill agreement in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic will see this year’s wage talks pose a tough challenge for employers engaged in the steel construction industry,... 


HC Heat Exchangers named ‘most innovative’ at Seifsa awards

24th May 2019

The Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (Seifsa) on Thursday crowned HC Heat Exchangers as the Most Innovative Company of the Year at its Awards for Excellence ceremony.... 


Labour broking not a dying breed

22nd February 2019

Although the temporary employment sector has been under pressure over some years it has now reached a level they are regarded as legitimate for sectors in an open economy.  The industry continues... 


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A video round up of this week’s magazine, highlighting our cover story, features and Business Leader. 


Speed Classic Cape Town converting Philip Kgosana drive into temporary racetrack

Updated 6 hours ago

With Speed Classic Cape Town gearing up for its inaugural hillclimb race on October 25 and 26, preparations are under way to convert Philip Kgosana drive into a safe and fully equipped racecourse... 


Fatalities down, safety-related incidents down, but security incidents dominate in RSR report

23rd October 2025

The Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) recorded 9 200 safety-related occurrences, which is a 7.2% decrease from the previous year, while fatalities fell to 81, which is the lowest in five years, the... 


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