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Given South Africa’s scarcity of skilled personnel within the technical, engineering and security sector, Hi-Tech Security Solutions has launched TechJobs Network, an online platform that makes it easier for companies looking to recruit new talent, while at the same time providing a convenient and free way for job seekers to browse through available opportunities.

Hi-Tech Security Solutions’ comprehensive circulation of readers includes engineers, system integrators, installers, IT personnel, security service providers, security, risk and operational managers and more. By facilitating access to Hi-Tech Security Solutions’ readers, TechJobs Network guarantees recruiters maximum exposure to potential candidates while minimising the unsuitable or irrelevant job applications that inevitably result from a more ‘scatter-gun’ approach.

Companies and recruitment agencies are able to submit details of an advertised position via an easy-to-complete webform at www.techjobsnetwork.co.za. Upon payment of a nominal monthly fee, it will appear on TechJobs Network within 48 hours, and can be renewed on a monthly basis until the position is filled. The service is free to job seekers, giving them a convenient way to view advertised positions that meet their criteria, and provide their contact details to the recruiting party.

In line with the urgency inherent to many job vacancies, positions advertised on TechJobs Network will also appear in the print, online and digital issues of Hi-Tech Security Solutions, and will be updated frequently.

For more information contact Tracy Wolter, Technews Publishing, +27 11 543 5800, tracy@technews.co.za, www.techjobsnetwork.co.za

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