Welcome

Isilumko Staffing is a black owned small to medium sized company committed to delivering the best service to our clients and candidates. We have been successfully trading since 1992 and have access to an exclusive national student and graduate database; and our attitude based assessment tool - the LMNOP rainbow model, ensures we fill our client’s positions with staff possessing the right skills, professionalism and approach.

We specialize in staffing entry level white collar positions in call centre, administration, back office and sales departments. Our expertise lies in the Financial Services, Retail and Telecommunications industries. We also boast a specialist financial recruitment business unit, Isilumko Accountants, which recruits primarily executive and management level roles.

Our dedication to maintaining a non-hierarchical culture, with top management running key accounts, yields results. We tailor solutions for each of our clients’ to realize their objectives and look forward to doing the same for you.

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There is such a shortage of skilled and experienced executives in the country, that top salaries are being offered to attract the right people, according to Kyle Goaté, who heads up the Cape Town permanent division at Isilumko Staffing. Goaté says, “There are a number of reasons for the count


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There is growing opposition from all sectors of business and industry to the government’s draft legislation in three major bills before parliament. These include the Labour Relations Act (LRA), Employment Equity Act (EEA) and the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA). Nritika Singh, MD of I


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Many South African companies faced the challenge of staff turnover and absenteeism in 2010. Last year the situation was compounded by the FIFA Soccer World Cup and the ‘flu epidemic that hit the country during the winter months. This trend is likely to continue into 2011 and is especially preval


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Since 2004, Magnet Communications has been naming South Africa’s IDEAL companies to work for through their annual research survey as nominated by some 38,700 participating students, MBA graduates and professionals.  The awards form an integral part of most leading company’s skills retenti


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Matrics and final year university undergraduates are currently writing their exams and some may be in the job market early next year. How will they fare? According to Nritika Singh, Managing Director of Isilumko Staffing, there is a widely held belief by many clients looking to fill staff vacancie


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Career Tips - The art of time management

Analyse

The key to good time management is to understand how you are currently using - and wasting - your time. Take a look at your previous week's calendar: What did you spend your time and efforts on?

Focus on redefining your relationships

Just because your relationships have to change, doesn't mean you should just let them slide in any direction. On the contrary, it is very important for any new manager to steer his working relationships in a productive direction...

Prioritise

Make a list of all your responsibilities and deadlines. Try to differentiate between what is important and what is not, what is urgent and what can wait for later. What needs to be done today?

Organise

Let's face it, it is hard to be productive when your desk and inbox are a mess. An ordered working environment is very conducive to good time management.