If you feel like you’re struggling with your work / life balance, working from home may be something you’d like to consider…
Whether you are renovating an existing house or building a new one, it is always exciting to watch the builders and their equipment arrive – not to mention seeing the new developments, improvements and features being added to your property.
Do you have a business idea that you are sure will change the world for the better?
It’s that time of year where we welcome warmer days and lots of outdoor fun. However, the arrival of the new season also heralds grey days with potentially damaging thunderstorms, more so for those living on the Highveld.
First impressions count and last longer than we would like them to at times. The outside – especially the driveway – of your home is one of the first areas that others see when visiting your home.
Goods in transit refers to merchandise and other types of inventory that have left the “shipping dock” (or premises) of the seller, but not yet reached the “receiving dock” (or premises) of the buyer. If you are in the panel beating industry, for example, this would refer to the parts or equipment that you order from suppliers.
There’s nothing quite like the soothing sound of rain when you’re safely inside your home. However, the past years’ stormy months have presented us with a couple of extreme weather conditions which have caused extensive damage to property: forcing homeowners to take preventative and precautionary measures.
These days, South African businesses are having to deal with a rapidly changing business landscape.
It is believed that fog and mist are one of the most dangerous environmental hazards to deal with on the road. Limited visibility means that it is all the more important to be alert and prepared so that you can drive safely to your destination.
Our beautiful country is blessed with beautiful sunny weather – most of the time. However, when the rainy season hits, the amount of accidents on the roads increases. Many drivers don’t realise that their driving behaviour needs to adjust to meet the conditions of the road.
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