Ubuzwe Talent Solutions – Managing Talent Exclusively

Welcome

100% Black Female Owned

BEE Level 1 Contributor

APSO Accredited

Our focus is not only on “what we do” but on “how we do it”
We partner and consult with our clients to support them strategically
Our focus is on careers versus jobs for our candidates
Effective selection of engaged and retained employees
Our methodology focus on the values and culture fit of the organisation
Our placement fee, guarantees and liabilities are cost effective
Access to a comprehensive and dynamic pool of black talent
We provide individualised recruitment solutions for all our clientele
Scarce skills sourcing
Continuous client and candidate satisfaction measurement

Certified SASDC (South African Supplier Diversity Council) recruitment vendor

“We have experience in a vast range of industries and recruit at all levels, including Executive Placements.”

Our Clients

excellent success rate

helpful information and knowledge

The deeming provision ruling: what businesses need to know

On 26 July 2018, after three years of debate, the Constitutional Court made a judgement regarding the roles and responsibilities of temporary employment service (TES) providers and their clients with regards to employees. This pertains to the deeming provision referred to in section 198A of the Labour Relations Act (LRA). The ruling states that the […]

Aug 29, 2018

South Africa vs BRIC countries – average salaries, GDP and unemployment compared

The 10th annual BRICS summit has kicked off in South Africa, launching the platform for leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa to discuss issues and topics relevant to these key emerging markets. The summit’s key point of discussion this year is around the fourth industrial revolution and bridging the digital divide – […]

Aug 2, 2018

South African unemployment jumps as 100,000 people lose their jobs

The official unemployment rate increased by half a percentage point to 27.2% compared to the first quarter 2018 rate of 26.7%. The results of the Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) for the second quarter of 2018 released by Statistics South Africa today, indicate that the increase in the unemployment rate is a result of a […]