WATCH: Is SA’s hospitality sector a gateway to employment?
Business Day TV speaks to Alan Campbell from ANEW Hotels
16 May 2024 - 16:23
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SA’s unemployment rate grew to nearly 33% in the first quarter. That’s 8.2-million jobless citizens. Keeping in mind that the country’s labour force is largely made up of unskilled workers, Alan Campbell from ANEW Hotels & Resorts suggests that the tourism and hospitality industry could offer employment opportunities. Business Day TV discussed this in detail with Campbell.
South Africa's unemployment rate grew to nearly 33% in the first quarter. That's 82 million jobless citizens. Keeping in mind that the country's labour force is largely made up of unskilled workers, Alan Campbell from ANEW Hotels and Resorts suggests that the tourism and hospitality industry could offer alternative routes to employment. Business Day TV discussed this in detail with Campbell.
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WATCH: Is SA’s hospitality sector a gateway to employment?
Business Day TV speaks to Alan Campbell from ANEW Hotels
SA’s unemployment rate grew to nearly 33% in the first quarter. That’s 8.2-million jobless citizens. Keeping in mind that the country’s labour force is largely made up of unskilled workers, Alan Campbell from ANEW Hotels & Resorts suggests that the tourism and hospitality industry could offer employment opportunities. Business Day TV discussed this in detail with Campbell.
South Africa's unemployment rate grew to nearly 33% in the first quarter. That's 82 million jobless citizens. Keeping in mind that the country's labour force is largely made up of unskilled workers, Alan Campbell from ANEW Hotels and Resorts suggests that the tourism and hospitality industry could offer alternative routes to employment. Business Day TV discussed this in detail with Campbell.
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