NSSF Is Hiring Over 300 People, Here Is How To Apply

If you are looking for a job and your dream has been to work within a government agency, then you are in luck for the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) is hiring over 300 people.

In a notice, there are 336 positions that NSSF is seeking to be filled by “competent people.”

“The National Social Security Fund has service delivery points spread across the country and is seeking to enhance the capacity of its human resource to achieve its obligations of service delivery to all Kenyans,” reads the notice that has gone viral within the public.

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“The Fund seeks to recruit experienced and energetic Kenyans to fill these vacancies from the positions,” added the notice.

Some of the positions include Regional manager ( 6), assistant manager (19), branch manager (15), senior principal officer (28)  accountant (24), security officer (2), records officer (2), principal officer (78) and management trainees (46) among others.

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Here is the NOTICE:

Interested people are advised to submit their curriculum vitae at Social Security houses by December 11, 2023.

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NSSF now becomes the first government entity to advertise such many positions for Kenyans to get jobs, reviving hope that had gotten lost following an announcement that the government had frozen all employment to cut costs.

The National Social Security Fund is a friendly service organization that exists for the public good. It offers social protection to all workers in Kenya. It provides social security protection to workers in the formal and informal sectors.

It also register members, receive their contributions, manage funds of the scheme, process and ultimately pay out benefits to eligible members or dependents.

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