Cambridge Scholar Publishers is looking for people who are knowledgeable on the 4th Industrial Revolution, constructivist learning, the brain, teaching, and thinking to review my new book: Potential Development using Thinking Tools: The Key to Flipped Teaching. Publishing date: 1 November 2019 If not yourself, please forward to people who […]
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The much anticipated amendments to the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA) and the Unemployment Insurance Fund Act (UIFA) are nearing implementation. On 4 September 2019, the Minister referred the amendments and the corresponding regulations to the Unemployment Insurance Board for consultation. The next steps will be Gazetting for public […]
Parental, adoption and commissioning parental leave nears implementation
The International North South Edtech Conference and Expo will run from the 11th to the 13th of September in Cape Town. The conference will look at the digital disruption of education and training, including ICT capabilities, evolving digital technologies, and skills development needs. Click here for full details
Edtech Conference and Expo
The 19th Annual Commission for Employment Equity (CEE) report has just been delivered to the Minister of Employment and Labour, Thembelani Thulas Nxesi, by the Employment Equity Commission (CEE). During the 2018 employment equity (EE) reporting period, 27 485 employment equity reports were submitted by designated employers. These reports took […]
What the 19th Annual Employment Equity Commission Report means for ...
Written by Dr. Hannes Nel, MBL; D. Com; D. Phil Post-modernism gradually became popular from the 1950s onwards. Instead of relying on one approach to knowing, post-modernists support a pluralistic epistemology which utilises multiple ways of knowing. Post-modernism is more than just a philosophical movement or school of thought […]
Research Article 19: Post-modernism
The recent amendments to the Labour Relations Act (LRA) 2019, as well as a general clamp-down on compliance, has already resulted in the Media Worker’s Association of SA (MWASA) being de-registered because it had failed to submit its financial statements since its inception in 2013. It has taken some time, […]
When unions are under pressure the LRA’s teeth are bared
Written by Dr. Hannes Nel, MBL; D. Com; D. Phil Post-colonialism is the study of the impact of colonial rule on colonised people and how it impacted on their culture, economy, religion, government, etc. The key to post-colonialism, as to colonialism, can be found in the presence of any form […]