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We are on a mission to improve our ever growing unemployment numbers in South Africa.
We believe the only way we will solve this problem is by business owners growing their business to the point that they can hire at least one more person.
If every single business owner hires just one more person, we are able to drop the current unemployment rate by up to 50%. Not only does this mean a steady income for those specific individuals but it also has a ripple-effect of improving personal and social circumstances within their immediate environment and collectively therefore ensures more empowered and transformed communities. Together WE can make a massive impact. Let’s EveryONE, EmployONE!
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ActionCOACH Country Partner Harry Welby-Cooke and Eustace Mashimbye, CEO of Proudly South African discuss the importance of the EveryONE EmployONE Campagin on Margaret Hirsch’s Entrepreneurs Workshop.
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