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How to speed up Namibia’s resource beneficiation through a TES partner

By Jimmy Samuels, Africa Executive at Workforce Staffing Africa and Barend Matthee, National Projects Director…

richardw@workforce.co.za27 March 2023

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Coping with load shedding requires a lot of flexibility – a TES provider is perfectly positioned to assist

By Natashia Barnabas, Industrial Relations Manager at Workforce Staffing Load shedding is incredibly disruptive to…

richardw@workforce.co.za28 February 2023

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Industrial Relations is essential to dealing with workplace tensions – a TES provider can help

By Natashia Barnabas, Industrial Relations Manager at Workforce Staffing In any workplace, the relationship between…

richardw@workforce.co.za28 February 2023

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Workforce Staffing earns well-deserved Top Employer recognition for championing a people-first workplace

The 2023 Top Employers have been announced, and Workforce Staffing is proud to take its…

richardw@workforce.co.za23 January 2023

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Temporary employment services support the growth of ecommerce

By Lucinda Alfonica, Commercial Manager at Workforce Staffing Ecommerce has seen tremendous growth in South…

richardw@workforce.co.za4 January 2023

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Boost your workforce productivity by partnering with the right TES

By Natashia Barnabas, IR Manager at Workforce Staffing Productivity is critical to business survival, and…

richardw@workforce.co.za13 December 2022

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A TES partner can help multinationals navigate the complexity of new labour laws around hiring foreign nationals

By Lucinda Alfonica, Commercial Manager at Workforce Staffing The Draft National Labour Migration Policy, which…

richardw@workforce.co.za10 November 2022

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Temporary employment services can speed up fibre rollout and give rural labour a leg up in the creation of ‘Zoom’ towns

By Natashia Barnabas, Industrial Relations Manager at Workforce Staffing While the Covid-19 pandemic threw the…

richardw@workforce.co.za27 October 2022

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Do not let the rush to get hospitality back to business-as-usual lead to compliance breaches

By Donné Nieman, Sales Manager, Western Cape at Workforce Staffing Since Covid-19 restrictions were fully…

richardw@workforce.co.za18 October 2022

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Temporary employment services help mitigate the negative impact of retrenchment

By Lucinda Alfonica, Commercial Manager at Workforce Staffing The recent period of economic instability has…

richardw@workforce.co.za2 September 2022

How to speed up Namibia’s resource beneficiation through a TES partner

Coping with load shedding requires a lot of flexibility – a TES provider is perfectly positioned to assist

Industrial Relations is essential to dealing with workplace tensions – a TES provider can help

Workforce Staffing earns well-deserved Top Employer recognition for championing a people-first workplace

Temporary employment services support the growth of ecommerce

Boost your workforce productivity by partnering with the right TES

A TES partner can help multinationals navigate the complexity of new labour laws around hiring foreign nationals

Temporary employment services can speed up fibre rollout and give rural labour a leg up in the creation of ‘Zoom’ towns

Do not let the rush to get hospitality back to business-as-usual lead to compliance breaches

Temporary employment services help mitigate the negative impact of retrenchment

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