Amazon happy with talent in South Africa and excited to add 3,000 skilled jobs.

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International e-commerce giant Amazon has announced that it will be hiring for 3,000 new customer-service jobs in South Africa.

“We are thrilled with the talent in South Africa and we are excited… to help keep people working during this unprecedented time,” said the company in a statement.

Amazon is calling the positions “virtual jobs” as you don’t need to be in an office, and can work from home. You do need your own, dedicated internet connection, but the company will help pay for that.

The jobs are a mixture of permanent and temporary roles, and come with employer contributions toward medical aid and provident fund, group life cover, employee wellness programmes, and a monthly stipend for your internet connection.

“These roles will range from customer service associates to technical experts who will work virtually and provide 24/7 support to Amazon customers in North America and Europe,”said the company.

The new hirings will bring Amazon’s total workforce in South Africa to 7,000.

 

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