Minimum Wage For South African Farm Workers: Study Shows 2013 Hike Helped Reduce Poverty Even Though Compliance Was Poor
The Oasis Reporters May 18, 2024 Ihsaan Bassier, London School of Economics
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Why Demonising People As ‘Workless’ Won’t Solve Rising Economic Inactivity
The Oasis Reporters May 18, 2024 James Morrison, University of Stirling As the gloves
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Beyond GDP: Changing How We Measure Progress Is Key To Tackling A World In Crisis – Three Leading Experts
The Oasis Reporters Paul Allin, Imperial College London; Diane Coyle, University of Cambridge, and Tim Jackson,
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Jobs For Young Africans: New Data Tool Reveals Trends And Red Flags
The Oasis Reporters May 2, 2024 Katharina Fenz, Vienna University of Economics and Business
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South Africa’s Youth Are A Generation Lost Under Democracy – Study
The Oasis Reporters April 30, 2024 David Everatt, University of the Witwatersrand South African president
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Kenyan Doctors’ Strike: The Government Keeps Failing To Hold Up Its End Of The Bargain
The Oasis Reporters April 28, 2024 Kahura Mundia, University of Nairobi At least 4,000 doctors
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Rishi Sunak Wants To Cut The Cost Of ‘Sicknote’ Britain. But We’ve Found A Strong Economic Case For Benefits
The Oasis Reporters April 28, 2024 Rishi Sunak’s claims of a sicknote culture are nothing
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Economic Growth Tops The Priority List For Canadian Policy Makers — Here’s Why
The Oasis Reporters April 27, 2024 Michael M. Atkinson, University of Saskatchewan and
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Indians Are Fleeing Their Growing Economy To Work Abroad – Even In Conflict Zones. Here’s How To Create More Jobs At Home
The Oasis Reporters April 15, 2024 Rahul Ramachandram/Shutterstock Santosh Mehrotra, University of Bath Israel
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Young Kenyans Are Not Finding Work: How Universities Can Do A Better Job Of Training Entrepreneurs
The Oasis Reporters April 8, 2024 Renson Muchiri Mwangi, KCA University; Judy
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