Ipsos survey: South Africans still deal with slow progress in terms of job creation, unemployment, inequality
[Johannesburg, 3 May 2013] -
The issues of slow job creation, unemployment and inequality have been targeted as areas of urgent focus in numerous speeches by government officials, including President Jacob Zuma.The latest figures from the most robust and representative socio-political survey in South Africa – the Ipsos Pulse of the People – sheds some light on the long way South Africa still has to go in addressing these issues.Less than four in every 10 adult South Africans (38%) are employed on either a full-time or a part-time basis, and almost three in every 10 (28%) are unemployed and looking for work.
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