Browse daily Jobs on IEC-JOBS

 Browse daily Jobs update on IEC e-recruitment site.

The IEC (Electoral Commission) has an official site whereby they show all Jobs all over South Africa, Available for hiring.

For you to be eligible for this site, you must sign in, They will require to also upload your CV. So every time when you apply for a Job, you don't have to upload your cv, since it's already captured in your account.

On its site it hires all types of jobs and roles like voter registration stuff, jobs like field workers, jobs like Electoral Officers, jobs like Deputy Presiding Officers. Their also support and professional roles which are being advertised, jobs like administrative clerks, communications personnel and municipal outreach coordinators.

For one to be eligible for their job application, They have requirements which are, You must be a South African citizen also with a valid SA ID, Be a registered voter and you must be someone who does not hold a political position or high profile party affiliation. The Electoral Commission of South Africa requires all its temporary election and registration staff to be registered voters for the following reasons: Verification of Citizenship and Identity, This is because to register to in South Africa, One must be a citizen and hold a valid South African ID. So thus becoming very easy for IEC to verify citizenship, age and identity using the information that's already in their voters roll database. It ensures political impartiality because the IEC requires that staff be politically neutral. It also ensures Operational Knowledge since their registered voters their more knowledgeable with the system of the framework of voting districts, stations and processes.

After you have applied on their platform, you can always check status of your application. The status of the application shows on their IEC e-Recruitment profile. Here are different status :

Submitted - it means your application was successfully received.

In Progress - it means the HR department has already started reviewing submissions and starting the shortlisting phase.

Shortlisted - it means you have passed the initial screening and it's only when status get to shortlisted that you'll be called to schedule an assessment or interview.

Declined - it means you were not selected for the role.

Once approved and elected. Candidates will undergo training and inspection which takes about 2 weeks. 

To be paid by the IEC, you must ensure you have valid bank account as IEC pays directly into your account. You'll be paid for both the training days and the days worked, Please note that you will not be paid if you only attend training and not show up for duty on election day. Electoral officers can expect to be paid from R1 320 to R3 000 for the duration of the days worked.

Here's are steps to follow, use the link to their official site

https://online.elections.org.za/MyIEC/account/login

After signing up, navigate to e-recruitment, They'll ask you for your details there and uploading cv, after that you go to browse jobs. You'll see all available jobs that are available all over South Africa.

In the list of Jobs, you'll see even places their hiring for. And the qualification needed.

The IEC warns job seekers continuously and fraudulent recruitment, Please note that the IEC job listing is only available on their official website, The IEC never use things like WhatsApp, sms, or unofficial social media platforms or groups to invite people for interviews. The IEC will never ask you any fee for job, either it be training fee or money to get a job, all such acts are fraudulent activities, please be advised.

Go and ahead and check it out, if you experience any problem, drop it in the comment box, I'll help you out.