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ANC delegates favour job seekers grant, reject youth wage subsidy
Saturday, 30 June 2012 05:57
At the conclusion of this week’s ANC policy conference, President Zuma said that a job seekers grant would open up the job market and, as part of the second phase of the transition, the party and its alliance partners needed to work together to create decent jobs. Earlier in the week, Gauteng chairman Paul Mashatile had said that the controversial youth wage subsidy had been rejected by delegates.
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