President Cyril Ramaphosa says now that the 2018 Jobs Summit has ended, the task ahead will be to focus on implementing of the framework agreement. The agreement which social partners, government, business and labour signed, entails that 275-thousand jobs will be created per year. When Ramaphosa officially closed the summit in Midrand, Johannesburg, he proposed that it be held bi-annually. He says the presidential Jobs Committee will monitor the initiatives and programmes that stemmed from the just-ended jobs summit. Elvis Presslin spoke to Publc Policy specialist and Lecturer at University of Northwest Kagiso TK Pooe about the retrenchments