Kaya 959 Inside Your Business

Legal ways to reduce staff salaries or cut working hours if a company is facing financial trouble? Kaya Biz

Loading player...
The Motor Industry Staff Association, a union in the car sector, has declared a dispute with Motus Holdings, which is a car group. That’s over Motus plans to cut staff
salaries and benefits of employees by 30%. In light of this, Legal expert and visionary behind Molatudi Attorneys takes us through rules or protections that exist for employees in South Africa to make sure these cuts are fair?
21 Jan English South Africa Business

Other recent episodes

Inside Your Business: The IT Wake‑Up Call

MacRoots Managing Director Corrie Roets breaks down the hidden costs of reactive IT, the dangers of DIY cybersecurity, and why outsourcing is no longer a luxury but a survival strategy for SMMEs. We explore the economics of uptime, the false economy of a single in‑house IT hire, and the governance…
24 Jun 11 min

Isuzu’s R510m SME Localization Drive

Isuzu Motors SA’s Executive Vice President Komane Pitso details the company’s R510 million investment into supplier development and tooling—a move that has localized 250 components for the new D‑MAX. He explains how localization strengthens SME participation, rebuilds technical skills in the Eastern Cape, and boosts South Africa’s industrial resilience amid…
10 Jun 12 min

Why SA Firms Need Cloud, Compliance & Competitiveness

Go Cloud Technologies MD Cedric Hlatshwayo explains why cloud migration, cybersecurity, and digital infrastructure have become survival tools for South African businesses. From SMEs to corporates, we explore how cloud solutions improve resilience, reduce costs, and unlock new growth opportunities in an increasingly digital economy.
3 Jun 14 min

How SA Miners Must Adapt to Survive 2026 — Insights from Norman Mbazima

South Africa’s mining sector is at a crossroads. With volatile PGM prices, shifting global demand, and the rise of hydrogen‑powered transport, miners face a rapidly changing landscape. Valterra Platinum Chairperson Norman Mbazima joins us to discuss competitiveness, infrastructure constraints, localisation, and the opportunities emerging for SMMEs in the mining value…
27 May 12 min

The Hidden Tax Trap in Remote Work

Remote work is here to stay — but so are the tax risks. Graphene Economics’ Michael Hewson breaks down how a single employee working across borders can trigger permanent establishment exposure, transfer pricing challenges, and costly audits. We explore the biggest misconceptions, emerging patterns across African tax authorities, and how…
20 May 14 min
All episodes