Welcome to ADP Payroll Around The World, brought to you by ADP and Storythings! Join your host Luisa Rollenhagen in exploring the world of work and pay in a new country each episode.
From adhering to local labor laws to staying on top of last-minute legislative changes, payroll is a complex job for multinational companies looking to make their mark globally. That’s why the more global you are, the more crucial it becomes to truly understand your chosen locations' rules, regulations, and customs.
Featuring ADP experts who live and work in the spotlighted location, you’ll also hear from local people who share what the working culture is like from their perspective. After all, for payroll to be truly global, it needs to be local as well.
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Welcome to ADP Payroll Around The World, brought to you by ADP and Storythings! Join your host Luisa Rollenhagen in exploring the world of work and pay in a new country each episode.
From adhering to local labor laws to staying on top of last-minute legislative changes, payroll is a complex job for multinational companies looking to make their mark globally. That’s why the more global you are, the more crucial it becomes to truly understand your chosen locations' rules, regulations, and customs.
Featuring ADP experts who live and work in the spotlighted location, you’ll also hear from local people who share what the working culture is like from their perspective. After all, for payroll to be truly global, it needs to be local as well.
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As the largest economy in sub-Saharan Africa and one of the continent’s top three alongside Nigeria and Egypt, South Africa stands as a vital hub of economic, cultural, and political activity across the region and the continent. South Africa’s payroll and HR landscape is shaped by its complex history and strong worker protection laws. Landmark policies such as the Employment Equity Act and the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Act were introduced to promote fair representation and correct past inequalities in the workplace. The country’s labor landscape is also defined by a strong union presence.
Payroll professionals also need to navigate several statutory contributions, including the Skills Development Levy (SDL), a 1% employer-paid tax designed to fund national training and development initiatives. In this episode of Payroll Around the World, we’re joined by ADP experts Tracey Wiehman, Head of Services, and Oswald Bailey, Business Compliance Manager, as they share insights on navigating South Africa’s evolving payroll landscape. We also speak to Naomi, a manager at a financial institution in Johannesburg, to tell us more about her experiences with training opportunities funded by the SDL.
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