Jobs portal CareerJunction has published its Employment Insights for February 2022, showing which job skills are most in-demand in South Africa right now.
According to CareerJunction, candidates in finance, IT, and business & management are still highly sought-after positions.
KwaZulu-Natal, in particular, is showing improved employment trends, especially in IT and finance, where hiring activity has grown significantly.
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