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Westville based insurance company seeks a professional, organised, admin strong office manager. Great for an individual that has worked in a similar environment and is able to manage a small team.
Facilitate a general smooth running of the office and report directly to the head financial advisor.
Responsible for daily completion of activity sheets, email correspondence, salaries, PAYE, UIF, IRP5’s and communication with the accountant, PA and staff.
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As one may walk into the doors of any Department or even directing a phone call to that particular Department, the one thing that pops up in everyone’s mind is “how well will I be assisted?”. In making sure that its customers are satisfied, the Eastern Cape Department of Education (ECDoE) has come up with a strategy that will provide an effective and efficient customer services to all stakeholders.
According to Khaya Nakani from Customer Care office, the current primary approach that is in place is that of a management approach of the Presidential Hotline for queries. “When our customers call us about their complaints that usually have to do with school infrastructure, school nutrition, scholar transport and pension payments just to name a few, this system assists in strengthening inter-governmental relations within the Department”. Said Nakani. He went on to say that customer care is looking at operating in one office which will have each critical section of the Department represented so as to speed up the process of responding to queries.
“Our progress has improved a lot from the past years when it comes to the Presidential hotline complaints, we were sitting at 25% and currently we are at 92.7% in solving complaints in our districts across the Province” explained Nakani. He added that the section normally takes 7 to 21 working days to respond using the primary approach.
A traditional approach is also a system in place at the Department to deal with complaints and queries for walk-in customers. “This is when customers visit the Department in person to lodge their complaints and about 80% of our customers are mostly comfortable with this approach” added Nakani. In most cases these are the stakeholders that articulate problems that may help improve the organisational image.
Zoyisile Vena, a customer found this approach rather ‘unsupportive’ because the front desk did little to help him. “I had to run around by myself trying to locate the office that was going to solve my problem” said Vena. Buhle Mooitjies a security guard at the front desk finds this approach ‘not that disruptive’ as, “We try to help customers to the best of our ability”.
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Our client in the Tyre industry in Port Elizabeth is seeking to employ a Instrumentation Fitter on a Temporary basis The ideal candidate must meet the below mentioned criteria: Must have at least 5 years Instrumentation Fitter experience Tyre industry is advategeous Must have technical qualification To apply please email CV’s to zenandeb@transman.co.za
Our client in Durban is a leading specialist in flooring, seeking to employ a Lab Technician The ideal candidate will: Have own transportation Colour matching technologist experience is crucial Atleast 2 years working experience in a laboratory in a similar industry To apply: Please submit CV online. Suitable applicants will be contacted. If you do not receive a response within 1 week, please consider your application unsuccessful
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TRAINEE/ ASSISTANT STORE MANAGER REQUIRED IN BRACKENFELL Qualification Grade 12/ Matric Experience 3 – 5 years’ proven retail experience Knowledge of Retail policies and procedures Ability to work retail hours Skills Leadership Excellent planning and organizational skills Computer Literate Great Communication skills Info: Applicants must reside in BRACKENFELL or surrounding area. Please take note: if you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful. Visit our website to view all of our current vacancies: www.mprtc.co.za
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Johannesburg – The ANC in Gauteng announced on Monday night that it has placed one of its mayors on special leave pending an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse.
The party says its provincial office bearers convened a meeting with the concerned regional office bearers on Monday “to consider allegations of sexual abuse against” the said mayor.
ANC Gauteng secretary Hope Mankwana Papo said a decision to place the mayor on special leave was taken pending an investigation of the allegations by the relevant law enforcement agencies.
An acting mayor would be appointed in due course, Papo said. The mayor cannot be mention until he has appeared in court.
Cape Town – Minister of Finance Malusi Gigaba has approved the City of Cape Town’s request to deviate from Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA) regulations to urgently deal with the drought, the City said on Monday.
The City in a statement said Gigaba informed it that he had been advised that potential regulatory challenges might hamper successful implementation of water resilience measures whose aim is to help the City continue to provide water to its residents.
City of Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille explained that the minister’s go-ahead allowed her “to immediately incur and approve unforeseen and unavoidable expenditure in terms of the MFMA”.
“This means we no longer have to call a special council meeting, but I will report on these budgetary adjustments to council in December.”
De Lille said the approval would also allow the City to speed up procurement processes.
“I want to extend a big thank you to team Cape Town because the help of residents and businesses is vital as the City of Cape Town rolls out its plan to secure more alternative water sources.”
She said, currently, dam storage levels were at 38.5%, with usable water at 28.5%.
“Consumption is at 585 million litres of collective usage per day. Together, we have managed to bring consumption down to 585 million litres of collective use per day from pre-restriction consumption levels of 1.1 billion litres per day,” said De Lille.
She thanked residents for their efforts as the City adapted to the “new normal”.
“We will not allow a well-run City to run out of water,” she said adding that the City was bringing more alternative water sources into its network while residents continued to save.
JOHANNESBURG – A woman in her thirties is in a critical condition after she was trapped in a trench in Actonville, Benoni, for about three hours on Monday, paramedics said.
ER24 spokesperson Annine Siddall said that paramedics arrived at the scene at around 4pm, and found the woman who had been digging the trench trapped under the soil.
“Later fire and rescue personnel freed the woman but hostile community members caused a secondary collapse of the trench and the woman was trapped for about another hour. Once she was freed again, she was transported to Sunshine Hospital for further medical care,” Siddall said.
Siddall said the cause of the accident was not known and would be investigated by local authorities who were on the scene.
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