Evaluating skills legislation: a lever to reduce poverty, inequality and unemployment

Levels of poverty, inequality and unemployment remain alarming high in South Africa. This is despite political and policy intentions, interventions legislation and active labour market strategies. Can better skills legislation have an impact?

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Human Science Research Council SA
Published
2026-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32381169
Primary Topic
Legal Issues in South Africa
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Evaluating skills legislation: a lever to reduce poverty, inequality and unemployment

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Legal Issues in South Africa
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Evaluating skills legislation: a lever to reduce poverty, inequality and unemployment

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Abstract

Levels of poverty, inequality and unemployment remain alarming high in South Africa. This is despite political and policy intentions, interventions legislation and active labour market strategies. Can better skills legislation have an impact?

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