SEE: Your new Capitec Bank charges

 

Cape Town - Capitec, which has grown to become the country’s second-largest bank by customer number, announced new fees for 2018.

The updated bank charges, effected on March 1, sees the monthly admin fee increase with 25c to R5.75.

"We believe that everyone should easily understand what they pay, and what they get," said Capitec executive for marketing and communications Francois Viviers.

Capitec said the new pricing was kept simple in order to be as transparent as possible for clients.

"It's about helping our clients to bank better and thereby capitalise on opportunities to save – like transacting online rather than at a branch or paying with a card rather than cash."

www.fin24.com/Companies/Financial-Services/see-your-new-capitec-bank-charges-20180304

A professional resume is key to your job search—this you know. It must highlight your skills, experience, work history, and important accomplishments so that hiring managers can determine whether or not you’re qualified for a job.

What you might not know is that there are a few things that don’t belong on your resume—things that might not tank your chances at a job, but won’t do you any favours, either. Remember: Every millimetre of your resume is valuable real estate, talent acquisition panellist at the Society for Human Resource Management and president at Solve HR, Inc.

So, what doesn’t belong on a resume today? We spoke to career coaches and resume writers to find the top things to remove from your resume now.

In the UAE and Dubai in particular, working 12 to 14 hours at a stretch is common in some private sector companies, and a psychiatrist says he gets many cases of people complaining of depression and anxiety.

Some people love their jobs and enjoy working long hours, however, it's believed that this is not always the case in the emirates.They are working hard just to keep their jobs, adding that many people complain of peptic ulcers, migraines and high blood pressure.

Allowing yourself to be a workaholic is just like digging yourself a grave. Many die before they even get to retire.

http://gulfnews.com/news/uae/health/workaholics-in-the-uae-1.568206

SOMETHING TO KEEP IN MIND

If you devote your entire time for your work without leaving anything for taking rest or relaxation, you are a workaholic.By being a workaholic, you remain secluded, neglect everything including your family, get estranged from your spouse and even die before your retirement.Hence, have a counselling, do not overwork,be a social animal and build up friendship.Then gradually you will become a normal human being.

criticism of an orphan by relatives

Children without parents are not only among the most vulnerable members of society – their care and protection also presents a major child-care policy challenge. To date, finding the necessary resources to protect orphans has become a priority for the international aid community (Ennew 2005). This is reflected in ‘rights-based approaches’ to child welfare underpinned by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).

 Among other things, the UNCRC establishes standards for the fulfilment of the well-being of children without parental care. Different articles of the Convention also stipulate the provision, protection and participation of orphans and other vulnerable children in similar circumstances. These include Article 9 (on children’s right to continued contact with parents when in the care of the state); Article 10 (on family reunification if children and parents become separated by national borders); Article 20 (on the state’s responsibilities and alternative forms of care for children separated from their parents); Article 21 (on adoption); and Article 25 (on the need for periodic reviews of placements for children without parents in institutional or alternative care).

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Welcome to the life of a workaholic