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.
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Type it the way you'd say it to a recruiter: the role, the town, the pay, when you can start. Recruit 360 reads the whole advert, the duties and requirements as well as the title, and tells you why each job fits.
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Advice from the recruitment desk
CVs, interviews, pay and your rights at work — written from the agency side, for the South African market.
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