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Zuma backs youth wage but Cosatu stands firm
PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma has given the assurance that the government intends going ahead with its planned wage subsidy to cut youth unemployment, but its final design could still be negotiated....
Published By: BusinessDay - Thursday, 17 May, 2012
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