Events

SA-TIED will hold a seminar on the gender wage gap in South Africa's manufacturing sector. The seminar will be given by Victor Stolzenburg under the work stream on Turning the tide on inequality.

SA-TIED will hold a seminar on offshoring within South African manufacturing firms, an analysis of the labour market effects.

SA-TIED will hold a seminar on minimum wages and firm dynamics, using evidence from the agricultural sector and South African administrative tax data.

SA-TIED will hold a 5-day modelling course for staff from the National Treasury, Department of Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, Department of Energy, and the Department of Transport.

SA-TIED held a work in progress meeting for the work stream on Macroeconomic modelling for policy formulation.

The purpose of the workshop is to engage in a collaborative dialogue with policymakers in the areas of growth and employment in order to share the latest research results, hear lessons from policy makers, and identify the knowledge gaps where future research is needed.

SA-TIED will hold a full day workshop welcoming over 30 students to the Young Scholars Programme.

Researchers from the Regional growth for southern Africa’s prosperity  work stream meet in Pretoria, South Africa to share the preliminary results of their research work in progress.

Researchers involved in the SA-TIED metadata project meet in Pretoria, South Africa to share the preliminary results of their research works in progress.

SA-TIED held a two-day meeting in Pretoria, South Africa, with staff from the National Treasury, SARS, and representatives from the Ugandan Revenue Authority.

SA-TIED will hold a 3-day training course on data analysis using Stata, including computer-based training. The workshop will take place at the National Treasury’s computer lab in Pretoria, South Africa and be attended by staff from the National Treasury, SARS, and SARB.

SA-TIED will hold a 3-day training course on data analysis using Stata, including computer-based training. The workshop will take place at the National Treasury’s computer lab in Pretoria, South Africa and be attended by staff from the National Treasury, SARS, and SARB.