WITH THE National State of Disaster been lifted and life is heading into a newfound normal, this gives hope the economy can recover and see a boost in job creation.
With cruise lines able to carry at total capacity and having observed high turnover, Cast-A-Way has over 2000 job opportunities for candidates interested in obtaining a job at sea.
Cast-A-Way, a leading global recruitment agency in the hospitality industry since 1998, is at the forefront of helping unemployed hopefuls. Its mission at heart is to provide dignity and elevate individuals’ economic potential, therefore changing lives through employment opportunities in the cruising and hospitality industry.
The agency is looking at recruiting up to 200 crew from South Africa for its clients with opportunities ranging from restaurant staff, casino staff, entertainment staff, medical staff (doctors and nurses), reception, housekeeping, security and much more!
Cast-A-Way hopes to address inequalities within the Tourism and Hospitality industry by employing South Africans as one of the 3 largest markets that provide a crew to the cruise lines.
Hospitality recruits will return to Southern Africa with valuable skills in serving international customers having acquired high-quality customer service standards. They will reinvest their earnings back into the country and support their families, which will improve the quality of life of South Africans and Africans in the SADC regions.
Fabiana Estrela – Director of Global Operations and Recruitment says the agency is excited about the upcoming opportunities offered to South Africans in the hospitality industry.
“Most of our clients value the hard-working, high ethical standards and hospitality skills that South Africans bring to their teams. We are looking forward to overachieving our goals and providing a massive social-economical impact in the countries where we have a presence, with a high focus on South Africa currently”
Interested applicants can apply online: https://cast-a-way.com/main/application_form.php
Image supplied (Thabi Mabille -Manager Operations for South Africa).
