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Buckle up for slow reform in SA
To paraphrase Jan Smuts, SA may yet again be the land where neither the best nor the worst happens.
2 December 2024
To paraphrase Jan Smuts, SA may yet again be the land where neither the best nor the worst happens.
If the government is serious about balancing the budget, it needs to rein in the trade unions and start retrenching the bloat.
If taxpayers can’t afford a bloated government, then the government needs to be cut down to size.
The less dynamic labour regulations make the labour market, the fewer initiatives there would be to create jobs.
If you dramatically raise the costs and regulatory burden of hiring domestic workers, and somehow enforce such a foolish notion, households will stop hiring domestic workers.
Dr Morné Malan was featured in the Daily News on the latest unemployment statistics.
Dr Morné Malan was featured in The Mercury on the latest unemployment statistics.
Dr Morné Malan was featured in Business Report on the latest unemployment statistics.
Dr Morné Malan was featured in Politicsweb on the latest unemployment statistics.
Large-scale deregulation, said the FMF, will enhance the capacity of the private sector to create jobs, foster innovation, and drive economic development.
