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Tanzania HR & Admin Professionals Association (THRAPA) joined the World Employment Confederation as a new National Federation member in April 2025. Time to get to know better this organisation striving to raise the bar for HR and admin practices in Tanzania and to provide structured, ethical, and effective services!
Tanzania HR & Admin Professionals Association (THRAPA) joined the World Employment Confederation as a new National Federation member in April 2025. Time to get to know better this organisation striving to raise the bar for HR and admin practices in Tanzania and to provide structured, ethical, and effective services!
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Every quarter, the World Employment Confederation compiles the latest data about staffing activity, the economy and labour markets and brings them all in one place: our quarterly Labour Market Intelligence Insights report. Check out the latest edition: it’s a goldmine of data! You can subscribe to receive the update directly in your mailbox every quarter. Just fill out the form!
Every quarter, the World Employment Confederation compiles the latest data about staffing activity, the economy and labour markets and brings them all in one place: our quarterly Labour Market Intelligence Insights report. Check out the latest edition: it’s a goldmine of data! You can subscribe to receive the update directly in your mailbox every quarter. Just fill out the form!
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The HR services sector has a key role to play in shaping future employment policies. As the voice of the industry, the World Employment Confederation is a trusted partner for policymakers, workers and businesses.
Bettina Schaller - President, World Employment Confederation
3 out of 4 people working through a staffing agency in Chile were previously unemployed or working in the informal economy. This underline the industry’s role in helping people into work and into the formal economy.
Alfred Budschitz - Director General, Agest (Chile)
Our membership to the World Employment Confederation enables us to stay abreast of international trends and to access advice and support in specialized areas such as advocacy, ethics and global best practice standards. This translates to higher levels of professionalism in the industry at local level which benefits our members.
Jacqueline Ford - CEO, APSO (South Africa)
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