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Job Seekers Rejoice! NSSF and PSC Unveil Hundreds of Opportunities Amid Land Disputes!

Big news for job seekers as NSSF and PSC announce 270+ job vacancies! Plus, police are on standby for land disputes. Read more!

In the midst of a land dispute ruckus involving the National Youth Service (NYS) and security personnel hired by the National Social Security Fund (NSSF), police have been called in to intervene and prevent potential clashes. This unexpected twist highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding land ownership that have plagued many Kenyans for ages. Nevertheless, amidst the chaos, there’s a silver lining for job seekers out there looking to bolster their resumes and tackle the job market!

The Public Service Commission (PSC) and NSSF are stepping up by announcing a whopping 275 job vacancies, ranging from administrative officers, drivers, communication officers, to counselors. Interested applicants should take note as the application deadlines loom closer, with many ending as soon as September. This is a thrilling opportunity for those eager to serve the Kenyan community and explore new professional terrain!

In addition to the jobs offered by NSSF, a separate announcement from the PSC reported 152 additional job vacancies across various ministries and state departments. With positions available for everyone – from assistant county commissioner II to social welfare counseling roles – this is a golden chance to land a position that not only offers a paycheck but also serves the greater good. Have your resumes ready folks, as opportunities like these don’t come knocking every day!

While the job market is bustling with excitement, it's crucial to remain updated via reliable channels to avoid falling prey to scams that often come alongside such announcements. It's recommended to double-check the official PSC portal and local job boards to ensure you're applying for legitimate roles. All in all, you could say it's a perfect time to be both ambitious and cautious!

Did you know that the National Social Security Fund was established to provide social security to workers and protect them from life’s uncertainties? Plus, every Kenyan count is crucial—so brushing up your CV and throwing your hat into the job market could bring you that dream career! Keep your eyes peeled and stay savvy, Kenya!