Best Companies To Work For In South Africa

Top Employers South Africa 2022 Overall Top 20

  1. Unilever South Africa
  2. Accenture (South Africa)
  3. Vodacom Group
  4. HCL Technologies
  5. JTI South Africa
  6. Tata Consultancy Services South Africa
  7. Nestlé (South Africa)
  8. Mondelēz South Africa
  9. Hilti (South Africa)
  10. DHL Supply Chain (South Africa)
  11. SAP South Africa
  12. Mercedes-Benz South Africa and BAT South Africa (tied)
  13. Dimension Data
  14. HPE South Africa
  15. Sasol Limited
  16. AstraZeneca
  17. Santam
  18. Law For All
  19. Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages

Top Employers South Africa Industry Leaders:

Industry Leaders are recognized when there are three or more certified South African organizations in the same industry sector. In places where there are two or fewer certified South African organizations in an industry sector, the company must obtain a score that puts them in the overall top 20 positions. Certain companies are recognized in two sectors. The following organizations have achieved industry leader recognition:
Automotive: Mercedes-Benz South Africa
Banking & Financial Services: Rand Merchant Bank
Chemicals & Energy: Sasol Limited
Construction Services: Hilti (South Africa)
FMCG & Manufacturing: Unilever South Africa
Healthcare: Becton Dickinson
Insurance: Santam Ltd
Mining: Anglo American
Pharmaceuticals: AstraZeneca
Professional Services & IT: Accenture (South Africa)
Public Sector: National Lotteries Commission
Retail: Clicks Group
Telecommunications: Vodacom Group
Transport & Logistics: DHL Supply Chain (South Africa)

Which is the best-paying company in South Africa?

Vodacom, MultiChoice, the SABC, Broadband Infraco, Telkom, and Eskom pay the highest average salaries in South Africa, ranging between R761,000 and R915,000 per year.

Who is the best employer in South Africa?

Exxaro first achieved the award in 2014 and subsequently in 2021 and 2022. Established over 30 years ago, the Top Employers Institute has certified 2 053 organizations worldwide in 121 regions across five continents.