"I have been working for the same company for three years, as a receptionist. I have recently discovered I am pregnant. What do I do?"

New beginnings are always good, especially when it comes to a job. Make sure that the career you choose fits in with what suits you.

Want to become a professional shark diver in Durbs? Or the CEO for a major corporation in Jozi? Go and find the job!

In an e-text era, the art of letter writing still is very important. If you're looking for a job you'll have to know how to write a clear and concise cover letter.

What does CV say about you? What is the best way to get that dream job? Write a focused CV and stand out from the crowd!

Leave the takkies at home, straighten your tie, smooth your dress. Dress for success and knock 'em dead in the interview!

You've found the job, they like your CV. Next step: the interview.  Relax, be yourself, and be prepared.

You’ve been invited to an interview! But how much do you know about your future employer? It's best to find out!

Every employee should receive an Employment Contract when they get a job, which lays down the terms and conditions of their work.

Your Employment Contract is a vitally important document that features such important details as Salary, Hours of Work and more. Here is a helpful example.

A Fixed Term Contract is a contract that lasts between two specific dates. Make sure you talk about your working conditions before you sign such a contract.

A Project Contract is one in which an employee works to complete a specific project. This could take ten days or ten months! Find out more.

Make sure you know when an Employment Contract can be Terminated. It is important to know that it cannot be cancelled without a valid reason.

Being pregnant, or wanting to be pregnant, should not affect your work contract at all. If it does, this is illegal in terms of South African Labour Laws!