First Thing is First | Quiet quitting is a term that, very aptly, refers to when an employee does the bare minimum when it comes to their work responsibilities, which can have a potentially negative effect in the workplace.. 

The trap of quiet quitting, according to Law experts is that it can have a negative impact on your career long-term. Being seen as someone who is disconnected from their work culture, or teammates, doesn’t leave a good impression. However, employers also need to be aware of the signs of bad management which could easily be the cause of an employee shutting down.  

Guest:  Fezeka Mbatha, Associate in the employment law practice at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr 

• Reasons for this could be that they are not being managed efficiently, so they are either overworked and stressed, or underworked and bored. 

• According to a recent report in Harvard Business Review, the findings indicate that quiet quitting is usually less about an employee’s willingness to work harder, and more about a manager’s ability to manage employee workload. 

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South Africans endured stage six power cuts was two
years ago. We now speak to Tshepo Kgadima,
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