Tag: Unemployment

Statistics SA reported an increase in the number of young South Africans neither employed nor in education or training (NEET).

The Northern Cape recorded the largest increase in unemployment, rising by 3.7 percentage points from Q1:2024 to Q2:2024.

DJ Zinhle courted backlash over her comments about the employability of South Africa's youth. Here's what she said.

South Africa's expanded unemployment rate increased to 41.9% in Q1:2024, showcasing ongoing challenges in the labour market.

South Africa's expanded unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 of a percentage point to 41.1% in Q4: 2023 compared to Q3: ...

The City of Cape Town's 'Getting YOU to Work' program offers up to 12 free bus trips per voucher, significantly ...

Here's how to watch SONA 2024 live. We also cover five key issues President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to address.

The Quarterly Labour Force Survey for Q3 2023 reported significant employment gains across multiple sectors in South Africa.

The fund said the task team, which is from the UIF head office in Pretoria, is expected to “establish facts ...

Between April and June 2023, these industries contributed the most jobs and, effectrively, had a positive impact on employment in ...

Scores of Gauteng's unemployed crowded Orlando Stadium to collect job offers for solar panel technician positions.

In the first three months of 2023, South Africa's unemployed persons totalled 7.9 million. Here are some of the key ...

South Africa's unemployment rate dropped 0.2% in the last three months of 2022.

Dell is to lay off 6 650 people as a cost cutting measure amid the wider tech sector suffering revenue ...

The President added that employment gains show that the government is making headway in creating jobs.

Vishal Garg also used a burner account to troll his workers on 'Blind'.

Ramaphosa will unpack the Presidential Youth Employment Intervention on Youth Day. Here's what we we know about this five-year plan.

Compared to the same period in 2020, South Africa's unemployment actually rose by 2.5%.

South Africa may need to implement large decreases in expenditure or increases in revenue to get debt under control.

This year's #YouthDay2020 is sobering to say the least and the future is as bleak as a declined job application.