Do not pay a recruitment agency to find you work
Do not pay to get a job. What the Employment Services Act says about fees, who pays an agency instead, and where to report one that asks you.
Job hunting7 min read
Type it the way you'd say it to a recruiter — role, town, pay, when you can start. Recruit 360 reads the advert itself — the duties and the requirements, not just the title — and tells you why each job fits.
Register once, upload your CV, and apply in a couple of clicks. Agencies on Recruit 360 see the same profile, so you never retype it — and you choose who can see your profile.
We read it and build your profile in under a minute — scanned copies too. You check it before anything is sent.
“Hotel manager, Garden Route, R35k+” is a complete search. The results tell you why each one fits.
Every application goes to the consultant handling the role. Follow each one under My applications.
CVs, interviews, pay and your rights at work — written from the agency side, for the South African market.
Do not pay to get a job. What the Employment Services Act says about fees, who pays an agency instead, and where to report one that asks you.
Job hunting7 min read
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The fee test, six signs of a trustworthy advert, and six dated South African scams, most of them run under a real employer's name.
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