OVERVIEW
Sunday Times Careers is not only read to find employment – it is read to keep up-to-date with workplace/labour developments and to obtain a comparative view of salaries and benefits. Careers offers concise, hands-on information and advice on all areas of personal finance and consumer issues.
Cover Price | Cost Per Thousand | |
R-- | R77.80 |
Readership: 2,286,000 Circulation: 355,414 *Exclusive Readership -- |
Living Standards Measure | ||||
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Internet Access |
58% of readers have accessed the internet in the past 4 weeks |
Demographics | ||
15-24 20% 25-34 30% 35-49% 31% 50+ 19% |
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37 |
Average HH Income: | |
R20,709 |
Gender | ||
58% | 42% | |
Male | Female |
Race | ||||
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Work Status |
56% |
Working |
Personal Income |
Average Personal Income |
R11 425 |
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Education |
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Readership By Province | ||
Gauteng: 44% | ||
Kwazulu natal: 17% | ||
Eastern Cape: 10% | ||
Western Cape: 9% | ||
Northern Cape: 1% | ||
Freestate: 2% | ||
North West: 8% | ||
Mpumalanga: 4% | ||
Limpopo: 7% | ||
PSYCHOGRAPHICS:
One in two Sunday Times reader usually read Careers, spending just under half an hour on this appointments supplement. 83% of Careers readers use newspaper recruitment pages when looking for a new job. Three in four Careers readers read all or most of the supplement and close on nine in ten display a high emotional attachment to the title, claiming it would matter to them if they were not able to read this supplement every Sunday. 94% rate Careers as excellent, very good or good. Sundays allow for more thorough read of appointment supplements and business news.