Significant insights into the employment landscape of South Africa, has revealed the most in-demand job roles in the country.
roles that are in-demand are:- Team Leader &Supervisor - Mechanical Engineering The report also sheds light on the Design, Media & Arts sector, which is home to the second most in-demand job.
In this snapshot, the market-related monthly salaries for three of the top in-demand skills are revealed, including:- Copywriter R10,941 to R14, 260The findings indicate that 66.8% of candidates align with employment equity criteria, while 58.4% are based in Gauteng. Furthermore, 47.8% expressed a willingness to relocate, and nearly half boast tertiary qualifications. Interestingly, gender representation shows a significant presence of female candidates, accounting for 47% of the workforce.
The report stated that the average stay in the Design, Media & Arts job sector is two years and eight months. activity in South Africa, there was a slight decline from October 2024 to November 2024. The report indicates that the slowing down of recruiting activity continued in November 2024. From October to November 2024, month-on-month, local hiring activity declined by 10%.
Year-on-year, hiring activity also lowered by 10%, compared to November 2023 while the trend from the two-year comparison revealed that recruitment activity has declined by 10%.
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