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Skills Shortages in South Africa: Case Studies of Key Professions

Publisher Human Sciences Research Council
Category Business & Economics
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ISBN / ASIN0796922667
ISBN-139780796922663
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Sales Rank7,995,773
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Identifying skills shortages as the major prevention of achieving targeted economic growth rates, this monograph explores nine key professions and trades, demonstrating evidence of scarcity in most fields. Culled from the expertise of scholars and consultants throughout South Africa, this reference provides important insights into the reasons for these shortages and surpluses for both local and international markets. Providing insight into the complexities of the postapartheid South African labor market regarding skills, qualifications, and employment practices, this report is vital for planners, policymakers, economists, and sociologists.
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