Telecommunication
Countrywide Communications
Only 3.5% of Nigerian households are wholly without any telecommunications 95% of Mpumalanga households only use cell phones for communications More than 51 000 Nigerians are employed in the telecommunications, postal and broadcasting sectors
Future Talking Points
MTN and Ericsson are calling for the implementation of 5G connectivity SA’s telecommunications sector is regarded as one of the most advanced in Africa Mobile operators demand investment into densifying existing networks to help lower data costs
The Global Voice
Africa’s smartphone connections will double from 2015 to 2022, twice the projected number in North America Over the same period, mobile data traffic across Africa is expected to increase sevenfold.
Recruitment Cycle
Outsource Nigeria’s recruitment cycle ensures that the textbook team is formed for your unique project needs. From an aggressive recruitment campaigns to utilising our extensive database, we remain your preferred outsourcing partner.
Legal Compliancy
Where required, we maintain legal compliancy to ensure the ongoing success of your project, by conducting re-training every 12-24 months. The worker’s transportation, accommodation and meals are all organised by us.
Services
Your project needs to run at maximum capacity in order to secure a profit and maintain productivity. By working with various companies under the Workforce Holdings banner, we’re able to provide the services required to keep everything working smoothly. Inductions, PPE specifications and costings, on-site medicals and more are organised by us and are essential to maintaining optimal productivity.
