Hey Jude takes joins HR Indaba

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The employee benefit service will showcase at the HR Indaba.

 Hey Jude has joined the HR Indaba this year as a Silver Partner. With this partnership, the company will be part of a line-up of partners exhibiting at the Live HR Indaba on 18 October.

Hey Jude is a digitally powered, human-backed employee benefit service that’s trusted by South Africa’s leading employer groups. Designed with employers and employees in mind, Hey Jude provides a tailored, hyper individualised service that assists – and rewards – your workforce and helps businesses create a more supportive and productive work environment.

The HR Indaba is the biggest human resources conference and expo on the African continent. More than 3,000 HR leaders and practitioners visit this world-class networking, learning and career event, held annually at the Sandton Convention Centre.

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