For generations, work was largely understood as a place. You woke up in the morning, got dressed, travelled to the office and went to work. At the end of the day, you left work and went home. There was a clear physical and psychological boundary between the two. In that sense, work was almost a noun — somewhere you went. Today, it increasingly feels like a verb. We open a laptop and begin to work, whether we happen to be sitting in an office, at home, at a client, in a coffee

Women's Month is a time to celebrate the achievements, resilience and contributions of women across South Africa. It's also an opportunity to have honest conversations about the barriers that still exist in the workplace—and one of the most overlooked is how we view career breaks. For many women, careers don't follow a perfectly straight line. Life happens. Some step away from work to raise children. Others care for ageing parents or family members, relocate, pursue further s

Why keeping great people is one of the smartest investments a business can make. Recruitment often takes centre stage when discussing talent strategy. Businesses invest significant time and resources into attracting the right people, refining interview processes, and securing top candidates. But what happens after someone accepts the offer? At iLaunch, we believe the real work begins on day one. More importantly, we believe retention doesn't start when an employee hands in th