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The 13th edition of Top 500: SA's Best Managed Companies is live! - Vimarsana News

The 13th edition of Top 500: SA's Best Managed Companies is live!

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Human-centric approach is imperative for Global South employment generation: Experts - Vimarsana News

Human-centric approach is imperative for Global South employment generation: Experts

Inclusive growth is imperative, and only by adopting a human-centric approach can adequate employment generation and skill enhancement be ensured in the Global South, according to Pradeep S. Mehta, Secretary General of CUTS International. Mehta made these remarks during an international webinar organized by CUTS International, which focused on the importance of skill development in a dynamic labor market. Experts at the event highlighted the challenges faced by developing economies in the Global South, such as a lack of synchronization between workforce skills and industry demands.

Ters saved 2 million jobs during Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

Ters saved 2 million jobs during Covid-19

At its termination, the research found that nearly six million unique workers, equivalent to approximately 70% of the formal, private sector employed population in 2020, had benefited from the policy at a cost of R64 billion.

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Zaakhir Asmal - Vimarsana News

Zaakhir Asmal

Christopher Rooney and Zaakhir Asmal assess key industries' potential to provide jobs for South Arica's youth.

Christopher Rooney - Vimarsana News

Christopher Rooney

Christopher Rooney and Zaakhir Asmal assess key industries' potential to provide jobs for South Arica's youth.