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The future of work in South Africa – beyond job losses in traditional industries

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With ArcelorMittal said to be closing key steel plants, thousands of workers will be left jobless, and it’s not just about steel - manufacturing, mining, and other traditional sectors are shrinking. Discussing the future of work, is Professor Joseph Sekhampu, Chief Director of the NWU Business School.
24 Feb 11PM English South Africa Business · Daily News

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