Warehouse Cleaner (Port Elizabeth)

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Remuneration: R7000 – R7500 per month 
Location: Port Elizabeth
Reference: #DBN000394/LB
Company: Massive Recruitment

Our client has a new opportunity for Warehouse Cleaner/Janitors for Established Warehouse in Port Elizabeth.

Should you be interested in this role, please apply by submitting your CV and supporting documents to faxmail 086 662 7817. Please note that there are no costs involved to the candidate in the recruitment process. We do not charge candidates any fees to apply.

Packaging Warehouse requires focused and extremely reliable Warehouse Cleaners with an eye for detail and strong ability to take instruction, work productively and to task completion. Individuals who are able to handle a high volume of cleaning tasks quickly, accurately and safely. Skilled in working independently with little to no direction or as part of a cleaning team. Our ideal candidate/s will possess the following core competencies: one/two years of housekeeping and sanitation experience as well as good knowledge of general safety rules within a warehouse cleaning environment, strong organisation and prioritisation skills and fluent communication skills as well as a grade 10 minimum qualification and accurate, complete references. Will be required to thoroughly  clean processing equipment after use and as needed, remove all waste products from production areas on a regular basis. Maintain and update daily task/cleaning duty logs completely and accurately, sweep, mop, clean factory surfaces and furnish assistance to other sanitation and facility staff as necessary, clear criminal record and South African Identification or permit to work in South Africa is also essential. 

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News24.com | Former Mozambique finance minister Manuel Chang to hear if he will be extradited

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Former Mozambican Finance Minister Manuel Chang could be extradited to the US or Mozambique in connection with financial crimes.

Chang is expected to hear his fate in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday. 

According to a report, Chang was arrested in South Africa on December 29 on a warrant from the US, where he is wanted on allegations of conspiracy to commit fraud and taking millions of dollars in bribes in a $2bn loan scandal.

South African prosecutors formally filed the US extradition request in a Johannesburg court on February 5, the report stated.

READ: Former Mozambique finance minister Manuel Chang’s bail denied

The Department of International Relations and Cooperation also later confirmed receiving an extradition request from Mozambique.

Earlier this month, Chang was denied bail in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court.

He argued that his detention was unlawful and that his extradition, if carried out, would also be illegal.

But Magistrate Sagra Subroyen said releasing him would undermine SA’s criminal justice system.

The magistrate also said there were some months where there was no movement in Chang’s bank accounts and questioned “how he went about his living”.

Subroyen said Chang failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he was a suitable candidate for bail.

“The applicant is a person of influence and may very well have his way in returning to his home country, despite his travel documents being handed into relevant officials,” said Subroyen.

The Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court is expected to decide on Tuesday whether he will be extradited.

Administration Controller (cape Town)

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ADMINISTRATION CONTROLLER (CAPE TOWN) in Western Cape | PA/Secretary | Job Mail | 4380067

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OUR CLIENT IS SEEKING TO EMPLOY AN EXPERIENCED ADMINISTRATION CONTROLLER IN CAPE TOWN

Please Note:

If you do not fit the specification with the minimum requirements your application will not be accepted for this position. Shortlisted candidates may be required to complete an Assessment or Test to demonstrate your knowledge of this position.

Requirements:

  • B.com qualification (Accounting)
  • Experience in: cashflow, debtors, creditors and stock control
  • Good systems and business process knowledge and experience
  • Experience in a leadership role
  • Able to work retail hours (as required)
    • Monday to Friday 07h30 – 17h00
    • Saturdays 08h00 – 15h00 (every alternate weekend)
    • Sundays (every alternate weekend) & Public Holidays 09h00 – 14h00
  • Drivers License & Own Vehicle

Applicants must reside in CAPE TOWN or surrounding area.

Only South African citizens, who are suitably qualified, live in the applicable area and meet the requirements of the position are eligible to apply for this vacancy.

Please take note: if you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.

 

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Product Owner (insurance) (hillcrest, Kwazulu-natal)

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OUR CLIENT WITHIN THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY HAS AN OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLE FOR A PRODUCT OWNER (INSURANCE) IN HILLCREST, KWAZULU-NATAL

Please Note:

If you do not fit the specification with the minimum requirements your application will not be accepted for this position. Shortlisted candidates may be required to complete an Assessment or Test to demonstrate your knowledge of this position.

Requirements:

  • Relevant Tertiary Degree
  • 10 years minimum working experience
  • Experience and a understanding of insurance cells would be an added advantage
  • Experience working in developing mobile apps for the delivery of customer facing service solutions would be an added advantage
  • Ability to understand economic situation and direction of South Africa
  • Passion and knowledge of technology and how it can be and is used for innovating technology in insurance, motor vehicle, insurance health, life, cellular and legal
  • Strong Commercial knowledge
  • Strong Deal Making ability
  • Ability to bring in new business by association

Applicants must reside in HILLCREST, KWAZULU-NATAL or surrounding area.

Only South African citizens, who are suitably qualified, live in the applicable area and meet the requirements of the position are eligible to apply for this vacancy.

Please take note: if you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.

 

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News24.com | McBride vs Cele matter returns to court

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Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) boss Robert McBride’s fight for his job returns to court on Tuesday.

This is after he was left in limbo about his future as head of IPID on February 12 after reaching a settlement agreement in legal proceedings he had instituted against Minister of Police Bheki Cele. 

In a draft order handed to the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria, the parties agreed that the decision Cele had taken to not renew McBride’s term as IPID executive director was a preliminary decision that was still to be confirmed or rejected by the Portfolio Committee on Police.

READ: McBride vs Cele: Court awaits police portfolio committee’s decision

“It is recorded that the second respondent (the portfolio committee) intends to take a decision regarding the renewal of [McBride]’s appointment on or before 28 February,” read the order. 

“It is recorded that the second respondent (the portfolio committee) intends to take a decision regarding the renewal of [McBride]’s appointment on or before 28 February,” reads the order. 

The matter was postponed to the urgent court roll and was set down for Tuesday.

On Monday, the Portfolio Committee on Police deliberated on the renewal of McBride’s contract, which comes to an end on Thursday.

While the ANC was of the view that there was a breakdown of trust between McBride and Cele and that the IPID’s performance under McBride wasn’t up to scratch, The DA said the ANC would rue the day when McBride was removed.

The committee dealt with submissions it had requested from Cele and McBride.

In his submission to the committee, Cele said there was “prima facie evidence” that McBride was not fit to be executive director.

But McBride said Cele’s allegations were “feeble“.

In response to Cele’s submission, he added that the minister’s decision to not extend his term for another five years was political.