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HR Indaba 2025: Why “post and pray” is no longer enough for strategic recruitment

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By Paul Byrne, Pnet’s Head, Karabo Ledwaba, Richard Bryce
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More... 2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more Advertise your job vacancies To stay competitive in a market where top candidates have more choice and higher expectations, employers and HR practitioners must adopt a more strategic, data-driven approach to recruitment - a key takeaway from the panel on online recruitment platforms at the 2025 HR Indaba. Paul Byrne, Pnet’s Head of Insights and CX.
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HR Indaba 2025: Why “post and pray” is no longer enough for strategic recruitment

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By Paul Byrne, Pnet’s Head, Karabo Ledwaba, John Cooper
| Bizcommunity Verified
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Discussion | Finance sector dominates September employment trends

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By Pnet’s Head
| eNews Channel Africa Verified
Skip to main content Trending CAPE TOWN - PNET’s September job market trends show a decline in hiring activities. However, there's a notable uptick in the Medical and Health sector, indicating increased demand for talent in this area. WATCH |  R300 million seed fund launched to support SA tech startups Additionally, the finance sector continues to play a significant role in employment across the country. Pnet’s Head of Data Insights & Customer Success, Paul Byrne spoke to eNCA.
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Discussion | Employment trends in South Africa

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By Paul Byrne, Pnet’s Head
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Skip to main content Trending JOHANNESBURG - PNET’s June Job market trends are out as hiring activities in the country remain volatile, especially in the Architecture & Engineering sector which has seen a 6% increase in year-on-year activities. READ: Discussion | Calls for GNU to tackle high unemployment The latest trends show that the fiance sector remains a key game player when it comes to employment activities in the country.
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