iOCO scraps ‘work from home’

iOCO scraps ‘work from home’

JSE-listed technology services group iOCO has scrapped its work-from-home policy entirely, requiring all employees to return to the office full time — and it says the move has delivered a measurable improvement in productivity, fewer errors and happier customers. The decision, disclosed by CEO Rhys Summerton during the group’s interim results presentation on Wednesday, places…

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How AI is changing the way we work

How AI is changing the way we work

The author, Obsidian Systems’ Angela Ho There is a moment every knowledge worker knows well. You open a blank ticket, a new Confluence page or a fresh e-mail thread, and you stare at it. Not because you don’t know what needs to be done but because the act of starting takes energy. Cognitive energy. The…

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Africa: A Football World Cup Is a Global Cultural Exchange. How Will That Work in Trump’s America?

Africa: China in Africa – Investment and Trade Work Well When There’s Strong Oversight, and Badly When There Isn’t

China’s economic footprint in Africa has grown fast over the last two decades. Across the continent, Chinese-backed mines, oilfields, railways and industrial zones have gone from being ambitious projects to central pillars of national development plans. This has been made possible by over US$181 billion in infrastructure loans and about US$50 billion in foreign direct…

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Africa: A Football World Cup Is a Global Cultural Exchange. How Will That Work in Trump’s America?

Africa: Public Healthcare and Contracting Out – Can It Work? Global Review Presents Some Answers

Universal health coverage – ensuring everyone can get quality, affordable healthcare when they need it – is one of the targets of the Sustainable Development Goals. But progress towards meeting this target has been elusive, especially in developing countries. In recent years, existing weaknesses in public health systems have been magnified by the COVID pandemic,…

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