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Gig Work on the Rise: What It Means for South African Workers and Businesses

The South African work landscape is changing. The traditional model of full-time employment with set benefits is increasingly being complemented by the gig economy, characterized by short-term, project-based work arrangements. While this offers flexibility and freedom for both businesses and workers, it also presents new challenges, particularly around worker protections and benefits.

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Navigating Legal Considerations for Remote Workers

It is essential to clarify the payment obligations related to Skills Development Levies and Unemployment Insurance Fund contributions for digital nomads. Ensuring compliance with these requirements is crucial for employers. For a comprehensive understanding of the tax issues, we recommend reading our third article in the series.

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