Department of labour cv upload
How to register as a work seeker with the Department of Labour?
Unemployed human beings can register as work-seekers at their nearest labour centre.
This will allow employers to discover them if they are searching for candidates for learnerships.
If you are actually looking for a job, send your CV to us labour department (Government).
E-mail CV address: Nompumelelo.skhosana@labour.gov.za
You can ALSO register your CV by emailing it to. pes@labour.gov.za or nearest labour office
Do not forget to register your cv on our database here REGISTER
Email/whatsapp your CV and we will upload it into the national database, whenever there is an available vacancy that matches your CV communication will be sent to you
Are you an man or woman that is searching for a studying or work opportunity?
The Department of Labour has launched a internet site to assist you discover your dream job ! The provider is referred to as Employment Services Of South Africa (ESSA)
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE TO APPLY FOR:
A) .Office Admin Jobs
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B) LEANERSHIP/INTERNSHIP
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C) General worker Jobs
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D) CLEANERS
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E) Government Jobs
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F) Jobs for All
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G) Other jobs
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ESSA is a carrier of Department of Labour, on hand to all South African citizens.
All you have to do is register as a job seeker on the Public Employment Services (PES) system.
Once you have registered and logged in to ESSA, you will be capable to capture/edit your CV, search their database for possibilities and observe on-line for possibilities at no cost.
Through your registered CV, the Department additionally will assist to healthy you to conceivable employers.
In order for the registration of work seekers to be valid, unemployed residents are required to supply facts on their disability, marital and crook status, fairness group, indication of the work seeker reputation of employment, contact details, bodily and postal address, college qualification and tertiary qualifications and their employment history.
