Vodacom's expanded family responsibility leave policies and support for various life stages won the employer the accolade for a second year.
Vodacom’s expanded family responsibility leave policies and support for various life stages won the employer the accolade for a second year.Vodacom Group has been recognised as Africa’s top employer for the second year in a row by the Top Employers Institute. This recognition also extends to Vodacom Group’s operations in South Africa, Mozambique, and Tanzania, as well as to Safaricom in Kenya.
Chief Human Resources Officer Matimba Mbungela at Vodacom noted that maintaining this recognition reflects the company’s commitment to both its employees and broader talent development across Africa. “Our focus on nurturing talent and career development in the tech industry extends to the millions of young people across the continent who are the future of work. There is an urgent need to prepare the next generation for the rapidly evolving digital economy,” he said.
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