Hire Resolve is representing a private hospital in Bethlehem who is looking for Professional Nurses with NNICU experience. Requirements: Diploma | B.Cur Nursing. Postgraduate qualification would be advantageous (NNICU). Previous experience in Neonatal ICU Ward is essential. Registered with SANC. Prepared to work shifts. Salary negotiable on experience. Should you meet the requirements for this position, please email your CV to pharmacy.jobs@hireresolve.co.za. or call Raine on 021 551 8638 or alternatively visit our website on www.hireresolve.co.za. Correspondence will only be conducted with short listed candidates. Should you not hear from us within 3 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.
Quantitative Investment Analyst (Cape Town)
| Remuneration: | negotiable Basic salary |
| Location: | Cape Town, Claremont, Newlands |
| Job level: | Mid |
| Own transport required: | Yes |
| Job policy: | Employment Equity position |
| Type: | Permanent |
| Reference: | #QIA |
| Company: | LayerCake Recruitment |
Job description
Reporting to the C.I.O.
Reputable wealth management company looking for a quantitative investment analyst responsible for handling all non-traditional investment modelling and analysis. Key relations all members of the CAM team, portfolio managers and Fund Managers, Wealth Managers and their assistants.
Qualification – A quantitative undergrad with finance post-grad or the other way around. CFA or CAIA or studying towards it.
Experience five years’ working in a similar role in a financial services environment or three to five years’ quant research experience.
Computer competency requirements All Microsoft packages Bloomberg.
Requirements
- Qualification
- A quantitative undergrad with finance post-grad / or the other way around
- CFA or CAIA or studying towards it
- Experience five years’ working in a similar role in a financial services environment or three to five years’ quant research experience
- Proficient in all Microsoft packages
- Bloomberg
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Advertising and Media Recruitment Specialists
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(011) 640-7400
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Digital Media Traffic Manager (Johannesburg)
| Remuneration: | R500000 – R550000 per month Basic salary |
| Location: | Johannesburg, Sandton |
| Education level: | Degree |
| Job level: | Senior |
| Type: | Permanent |
| Reference: | #TM1 |
| Company: | New Media Talent |
Job description
Our broadcasting client is looking to fill the traffic manager position.
The digital media traffic manager is the liaison between advertisers, internal clients, sales team, media, production, and management. The main aim is for the production and distribution of marketing and sales materials to flow through the organisation efficiently, ensuring that what our internal and external clients have booked, is produced on time, flighted on our digital properties according to the correct targeting, and a full post report provided.
As part of the traffic management role, you will liaise with all internal customers to get brief, check the completeness of brief, negotiate with design manager to execute briefs on time and on the standard. Completing the loop by providing feedback to the internal customer and update the traffic management system on a daily basis.
You will also work closely with the ad sales team to ensure external clients advertising campaigns are effectively delivered across the client’s digital network of properties.
You will have solid planning skills, set and implement deadlines, and check on the accuracy of each ad/creative before it is ingested. You will determine the number of ads available and what needs to be sold to meet our projections, developing budgetary estimates, improving efficiencies in the chain from creation (advertiser), delivery to production (ingestion). The manager will be responsible for coordinating the post-campaign reporting back to a client.
Key responsibilities of this role:
- The digital media traffic manager will be responsible for the processing of all client’s orders (internal and external) up to the point of ingestion across all clients platforms as well as the post-campaign reporting and feedback to the client.
- The manager will develop work schedules for the media sales team to ensure clients ads are seamlessly ‘flighted’.
- At the outset, much of this work will be ‘manual’ in nature and require some patience and people/relationship skills with our production colleagues, as we install our own systematic booking, and commercial airtimes management system.
- The manager will anticipate problems and develop a plan of action to prevent delays in the workflow of clients advertising across our group’s platforms.
- Client interface
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- Creating an order confirmation from the approved media plan
- Drawing up of the media sales agreement and if barter agreements ensuring all such agreements are signed ahead of ‘flighting’.
- Material
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- Sending of material specs and delivery methods to clients
- Providing client with deadlines for delivery
- Chasing material
- Scheduling
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- Implementing of all sponsorships or ad campaigns
- Finance
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- provide billing information for accounting purposes
- Follow-up on CIs from agencies once contract has been received in order to bill
- Ensure signed contracts are sent to finance
- Administration
Please take note: If you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.
Company Description
New Media Talent; leading recruitment agency for the Digital Media, Creative Media, Marketing, IT,Sales, and PR sectors in South Africa.
Requirements
- Strong written and communication skills and ability to work in a team
- A good understanding of technology and software, sales systems, and knowledge to articulate the process to clients and subordinates on the workflow from delivery, to ingestion, to post reporting
- An ability to work and manage a large volume of complex and detailed information in a very process orientated environment
- Ability to manage time and deadlines effectively, despite constantly changing priorities
- Strong problem-solving capability
- A minimum of three to five years’ media sector project management working experience, preferably in campaign management or production
- Computer literate in MS Office Suite especially Excel
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5 Weight Loss Tips From People Who Have Actually Done It
This article originally appeared on Time.com.
Most Americans want to lose weight, but it’s no simple feat. Just ask someone who’s done it.
That’s exactly what TIME did in a recent cover story looking at new weight loss science. After speaking to people who had successfully lost weight (after failing many times), it became clear that there’s no best way to go about it. Instead, evidence—both scientific and anecdotal—show that it’s possible for anyone to reach a healthy weight through a strategy that works best for them.
Here’s what worked for five people who lost weight and kept it off.
Go slow and steady
“I’ve been overweight my entire life. I’d try different diets, lose a few pounds and then gain it back. When I turned 25, I was 485 lb. and I knew I was fighting for my life. I want to have kids one day and be more active with my husband. I wanted to stop sitting on the sidelines of my own life. At the beginning of 2016, I started tracking my calories, working out and making healthier versions of the foods I loved. Ultimately, I fell in love with taking care of myself. My advice is to focus on each day, not how far you have to go. Weight loss is a journey, not a sprint.”
Lexi Reed, age 26, lost 278 lb. in 16 months
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Keep a journal
“Don’t just write down everything you eat. Write down how you feel that day, what is going on in your life and how you feel after eating. After a while, look through your journal for patterns. Chances are you’ll find some. I’m a recovering food addict, and nothing was more freeing than realizing what behaviors or events were triggering my addiction. It wasn’t that I had no willpower; my brain was reacting to certain habits that made it hard for my willpower to do its job. Once I removed those patterns—like keeping cookies around the house—my willpower muscle could finally flex.”
Erika Nicole Kendall, 33, lost 170 lb. over two years
Give yourself a break
“You don’t have to eat salad all the time to lose weight. There are so many ways to tweak ingredients and make food you actually love to eat—even pancakes. (Try almond flour.) That being said, the type of food you eat also defines your lifestyle. You can eat junk food and lose weight, but you will probably be hungry all the time. So give yourself an occasional cheat day or reward for sticking to your plan. In the end, you want to lose weight in a healthy way, without feeling like you’re hurting yourself.”
Nivedith Renga, age 26, lost 65 lb. in nine months
Find something that sticks
“When I graduated college in 2012, I was at my highest weight ever. I was embarrassed about my weight and what I looked like, and I was terrified of being the person in the gym who didn’t know what they were doing. I sat in my doctor’s office and remember deciding that I was going to do whatever it took, however long it took, to change my life. I tried a variety of different diets that worked, but I felt like I was losing my mind not being able to eat certain foods, and I hated that even though I was ‘losing weight’, I still had a really disordered relationship with food. Food is supposed to bring joy and happiness.
I decided to give ‘macro counting’ a whirl. It’s similar to calorie counting, but rather than keeping track of your calories, you keep track of the number of grams of protein, fat, and carbs you eat per day. Following this is what ended up giving me the biggest change overall. I felt like I wasn’t starving myself or depriving myself to lose weight. You have to find something you can stick to. What works for one person may not work for another. Whatever you choose, it has to be for life.”
Kelly Rojek, 27, lost 50 lb. in 18 months
Manage expectations
“You have to make slow and steady adjustments, that worked for me. I measured and weighed food to become more aware of portion size. I wrote down what I ate and ate more frequent, smaller meals throughout the day. I try to include protein in each meal to control hunger. I don’t deprive myself, and I’ve gotten rid of ‘all or nothing’ thinking. People could still look at me and consider me overweight. You have to accept you’re never going to be a willowy model, but I am at a very good weight that I can manage.”
Jody Jeans, 52, lost 75 lb. over five years.
Lemon Drop Energy Balls
Ingredients
- 1 cup almonds or cashews
- 1 packed cup pitted Medjool dates
- 1/2 cup unsweetened shredded coconut, plus more for sprinkling
- 1 tablespoon maple syrup
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
- 1 tablespoon grated lemon zest, plus more for sprinkling
Preparation
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1. Pulse almonds in a food processor until crumbly. Add dates, coconut, maple syrup, lemon juice, vanilla and salt. Process until well combined. Add lemon zest and pulse until ingredients are incorporated, about 30 seconds. If mixture is too sticky to handle, freeze until firm enough to roll, 15 to 20 minutes.
2. Use a small spoon to scoop out mixture. With slightly wet hands, roll into 1-inch balls. Mix additional coconut and lemon zest together in a small bowl. Sprinkle each energy ball with mixture; place on a baking sheet. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour before serving. Store in an airtight container in refrigerator for up to 3 days, or freeze for up to 1 month.
Farm Maintenance Mechanic Manager
FARM MAINTENANCE AND MECHANIC MANAGER MAINTENANCE MECHANIC MANAGER for AGRICULTURE A farming operation requires the skills of a mechanic maintenance person to oversee and manage all the equipment on the farm including tractors and irrigation systems. This role involves ensuring that the operation of all machinery and mechanical equipment is working by completing preventive maintenance requirements on engines, motors, pneumatic tools, and production machines. This involves following certain diagrams, sketches, operations manuals, manufacturer's instructions, engineering specifications and troubleshooting. A sound knowledge of mechanics is essential with at least 5 years relevant experience. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Grade 12 with a mechanical certificate or qualification At least 5 years relevant experience A valid driver's licence Strong communication skills Highly systematic with good attention to detail Expert knowledge and experience of irrigation systems and diesel tractors Please upload your CV or email susan@dynamictalent.co.za CLOSING DATE: 23 June 2017
eNCA | Whole of Knysna not being vacated, but systems in place for mass evacuation: WC Disaster Management
CAPE TOWN – There had been no calls for a mass evacuation of Knysna where a fire was raging out of control, the Western Cape Disaster Management Centre (WDMC) clarified on Wednesday night
“While some areas in the town have already been evacuated, there is currently no call for mass evacuation of the entire Knysna,” a statement from the WCMD said.
By 11pm on Wednesday night, the areas of Brenton, Belvedere, Welbedacht, Nania, Eastford, Green Pastures and Knysna Heights had been evacuated.
“The officials on the ground are monitoring the situation and will inform locals timeously if and when additional evacuations become necessary. The officials on site will not hesitate to take every action required to keep citizens safe, the statement said.
“Evacuees are being taken to the Loerie Park area in town. There is shelter in that area. Further arrangements will be made when and if needed.”
Go George public buses were activated to provide mass transport services. At least 15 buses had been deployed to Knysna by 11pm.
The City of Cape on Wednesday night said its staff had been activated and would drive through the night to reach Knysna to assist the town’s firefighters. The City was deploying 27 firefighters, four bush fire tenders, two skid units, one major pump and a fire tender to the area.
Firefighters from surrounding towns were also deployed, while two fire trucks from the Overberg district were sent to the area. Twelve additional Working on Fire teams are expected in Knysna.
Aerial support had however been ruled out.
“Conditions include strong wind and lots of smoke which makes helicopter use not possible at present.”
The WCDM appealed to the public to rely on “established information channels” and urged people not to spread unconfirmed information as it could lead to panic.
“Whilst there are communications challenges, the town has established alternative communications measures to communicate with citizens.”
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Wealth Specialist (cape Town)
WEALTH SPECIALIST REQUIRED IN CAPE TOWN Requirements: Grade 12/ Matric Relevant Tertiary Qualification PGDip Financial Planning/ CFP (Advantage) Passed the RE5 – Representative Exam Experience in Investment Advisory to Clients as a wealth Manager Strong Sales, Interpersonal and Business Development skills and Acumen Valid Driver’s license and own transport Applicant 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. Please visit our website www.mprtc.co.za to upload your CV or for more information.
News24.com | AS IT HAPPENED: #KnysnaFires still raging
The devastating fires ravaging the Southern Cape has so far claimed lives, reported Netwerk24.
Three people died in a fire at Rheenendal near Knysna.
A fourth perished of a heart attack linked to the fires.
They have not been named.Massive fires helped on by gale force winds have ripped through large parts of the Southern Cape and Klein Karoo.
The N2 between Plettenberg Bay and Sedgefield remains closed. According to Gerhard Otto, head of rescue services at Eden Municipality, a farm worker, his wife and their son burnt to death at Rheenendal.
A temporary control room has been established at Knysna’s fire station.
In Knysna a school residence, church and houses have burnt down so far. Residents are seeking refuge at the yacht club on the lake.
At least 26 fires have caused massive damage to the tourist town with at least 50 houses, including guest houses, burnt down.
Telephone connections to the Knysna municipality broke down due to the fires.