The Department of Labour are offering multiple positions for individuals who have completed their matric (no experience needed). Apply Now!
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Are you passionate about public service and making a real impact in the lives of South Africans? The Department of Labour is currently recruiting for a range of exciting opportunities across various branches of the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF).
This is your chance to join a dynamic government department committed to employment, social protection, and delivering services with integrity and care.
Requirements
- Matric
- No experience needed
Who Should Apply?
These vacancies are ideal for individuals who are:
- Passionate about helping others
- Detail-oriented and organised
- Comfortable working in administrative or client-facing roles
- Looking for meaningful work in a stable public sector environment
Why Join the Department of Labour?
Working for the Department of Labour offers:
- Stable government employment
- Opportunities for career advancement
- A chance to serve the public and uplift communities
- Valuable experience in administration, finance, and public service delivery
HOW TO APPLY
CLICK HERE TO APPLY FOR UI Claims Officer: Assessments (X9 Posts)
CLICK HERE TO APPLY FOR UI Claims Officer: Employer Services (X8 Posts)
CLICK HERE TO APPLY FOR UI Claims Officer: Pay Master (X10 Posts)
CLICK HERE TO APPLY FOR UIF Client Service Officer (X22 Posts)
Don't forget that you must never pay to apply for jobs with government - and the Z83 form is available free of charge from many sources so you must never pay for it.
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