International experience with worker-side and employer-side wage and employment subsidies, and job search assistance programmes: implications for South Africa

This paper will discuss the design and purpose of these programmes, and explore which have been most successful in recent history, and which are likely to be most beneficial for improving the labour market prospects of South Africa¿s large unemployed population.

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Human Science Research Council SA
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2026-07-01
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32861204
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Unemployment and Economic Growth
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International experience with worker-side and employer-side wage and employment subsidies, and job search assistance programmes: implications for South Africa

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Unemployment and Economic Growth
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International experience with worker-side and employer-side wage and employment subsidies, and job search assistance programmes: implications for South Africa

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Abstract

This paper will discuss the design and purpose of these programmes, and explore which have been most successful in recent history, and which are likely to be most beneficial for improving the labour market prospects of South Africa¿s large unemployed population.

Human Science Research Council SA
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Unemployment and Economic Growth
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