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BL
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671154
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b500343
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| Title & Author
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Skills shortages in South Africa : : case studies of key professions /\ edited by Johan Erasmus Mignonne Breier.
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| Publication Statement
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Cape Town, South Africa :: HSRC Press,, 2009.
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x, 262 p. :: ill. ;; 26 cm. ++ 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.).
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0796922667
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: 9780796922663
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| Notes
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"... emanates from a study on sector specific research and related skills requirements commissioned by the South African Department of Labour in 2006"--P. 4 of cover.
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"Education, science, and skills development research programme"--Cover.
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Accompanying CD-ROM entitled: Scarce and critical skills : sector skills research project.
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| Bibliographies/Indexes
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Includes bibliographical references.
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| Contents
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Introduction / Mignonne Breier -- The identification of scarce and critical skills in the South African labour market / Johan Erasmus -- Managers / Loyiso Mbabane -- Social workers / Nicci Earle-Malleson-- Engineering professionals / Rénette du Toit and Joan Roodt -- Doctors / Mignonne Breier -- Nurses / Angelique Wildschut and Thando Mgqolozana -- Law professionals / Shane Godfrey -- ICT professionals and associate professionals / Joan Roodt and Andrew Paterson -- Educators / Thobeka Mda -- Artisans / Jeffy Mukora -- City planners / Alison Todes.
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Human Sciences Research Council.
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Labor supply-- South Africa, Case studies.
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Occupational training-- South Africa, Case studies.
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Professional employees-- Supply and demand-- South Africa, Case studies.
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Professional employees-- South Africa, Case studies.
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| Dewey Classification
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331.120968
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| LC Classification
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HD5715.5.S57S56 2009
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Breier, Mignonne.
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Erasmus, Johan.
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South Africa., Department of Labour.
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Human Sciences Research Council., Education, Science and Skills Development Research Programme.
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