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STORE MANAGER (WATERFRONT) in Western Cape | Other Logistics | Job Mail | 4389107

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  • Ad Placed : 01 Apr 2019 00:00:40 Affiliate ad
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  • Employment Type : Full Time
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  • Region : Western Cape
  • Company : MPRTC Recruitment

VERY WELL-KNOWN OUTDOOR RETAIL OUTLET HAS A FANTASTIC POSITION AVAILABLE FOR A STORE MANAGER FOR THEIR BRANCH IN WATERFRONT

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:

  • Matric/ Grade 12 certificate
  • Must be computer Literate (experience on a point of sale system)
  • Minimum 2 years Branch Management experience in the retail industry
  • Successful track record in achieving turnover targets
  • Must have financial understanding of retail profit factors to effectively control branch expenses
  • Ability to manage all aspects of the store
  • Excellent leadership skills and ability to develop and motivate staff
  • Excellent customer relations skills
  • The ability to manage, train and develop staff
  • The ability to apply company policies and principles strictly and consistently
  • Controlling the expenses of the branch
  • Understanding stock control to ensure stock levels are always on the correct levels and allocated correctly and minimize stock losses
  • Excellent administrative skills
  • Customer service orientated
  • Attention to detail coupled with strong planning skills
  • Ideal incumbent must be a well-spoken, friendly, people’s person, as Staff and client liaison, dispute resolution and training would form part of this position

 

Applicants must reside in WATERFRONT 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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Jewellery Sales Consultant (ballito)

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JEWELLERY SALES CONSULTANT (BALLITO) in Kwazulu-Natal | Other Sales/Marketing | Job Mail | 4400663

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INTERNATIONAL HIGH END JEWELLERY STORE REQUIRES A DYNAMIC JEWELLERY SALES CONSULTANT IN BALLITO

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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 Sales and Marketing Degree
  • 3-4 Years sales experience in exclusive Jewellery or sales experience in a fashion retail environment
  • Clear concise communication in both Afrikaans and English
  • Proven track record in in-store sales and marketing experience is essential
  • Exceptional customer service
  • Must be well-groomed and presentable
  • Valid code 8 driver’s license and own transport

 

Applicants must reside in BALLITO 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 | Teens plough SUV into shopping mall wall

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Limpopo police are investigating a case of reckless and/or negligent driving after a teenager allegedly crashed a Nissan X-Trail SUV into the wall of a Limpopo mall on Saturday.

The vehicle was carrying three other teenage passengers, aged between 17 and 19.

“[T]he vehicle [allegedly] failed to stop at a stop sign in Alldays CBD, swerved out of the road and bumped over the stones and crashed into a wall of the mall,” SAPS spokesperson Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe said in a statement on Sunday.

He said the male driver, who “disappeared” from the scene and then “resurfaced”, had a valid driver’s license.

“The occupants sustained slight injuries and were rushed to the clinic to receive medical treatment,” Ngoepe said.

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News24.com | ‘Ramaphosa is running scared’ – DA on cancelled live debate

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The DA has charged that President Cyril Ramaphosa’s alleged refusal to participate in the much-anticipated Presidential Debates ahead of the May elections is a sign that he is “running scared”.

This comes after the Presidential Debates Coordinator, Dr Bheki Shongwe, wrote to all participants that the live debate would be cancelled after the ruling party did not accept the invitation to participate in the debate, the DA said on Sunday.

“We therefore challenge President Ramaphosa and the ANC to not shy away from the upcoming Presidential Debates and accept the invitation to participate. This would allow the debates to be rescheduled and go ahead.

Eskom crisis, the economy and corruption

“Cyril Ramaphosa is running for re-election as President of the Republic. The least we can expect is for him to debate fellow party leaders on their respective plans to deal with our country’s most pressing challenges – to be moderated by an independent body,” DA leader Mmusi Maimane said in a statement.

Maimane said the debate was necessary for solutions to be found on the Eskom crisis, the economy and corruption as well as the differences in what the ANC and DA have to offer to citizens in terms of policy.

“President Ramaphosa has promised to create a culture of transparency and accountability, and this provides him with a perfect opportunity to break with the past and show South Africans he is different to his predecessor.

“We trust Ramaphosa will come to his senses and reverse his decision not to participate, unless he has something serious to hide from the people of South Africa,” he concluded.

ANC spokesperson Dakota Legoete could not immediately be reached for comment.

This will be published once received. 

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Sport24.co.za | Liverpool back on top as late own goal secures win

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Liverpool – Liverpool moved back top of the Premier League in dramatic fashion as Toby Alderweireld’s last minute own goal beat Tottenham 2-1 at Anfield on Sunday.

As it happened: Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur 

Liverpool’s hopes of ending a 29-year wait to win the title looked set to be dealt a massive blow as Lucas Moura’s strike 20 minutes from time cancelled out Roberto Firmino’s early opener.

However, Hugo Lloris could only palm Mohamed Salah’s header into the path of the unfortunate Alderweireld to condemn Tottenham to a fourth defeat in five Premier League games.

Spurs are now in serious danger of crashing out of the top four as they remain level on points with Manchester United and could be usurped by north London rivals Arsenal into third should the Gunners beat Newcastle on Monday.

And the visitors will be left to regret a huge missed chance by Moussa Sissoko five minutes from time when Liverpool were wobbling.

The hosts had got off to the perfect start when Firmino headed home the opener on 16 minutes from a delightful Andy Robertson cross.

That was Robertson’s 12th assist of the season from left-back and the Scotland captain was involved again in a flowing move moments later as he forged down the left and neat touches from Salah, and Georginio Wijnaldum teed up Sadio Mane to curl just wide.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino was serving the last of a two-game touchline ban and without the guiding hand of the Argentine, they lacked inspiration in the final third.

However, Liverpool were often causing their own problems by gifting away possession inside their own half and Dele Alli pounced on a slack pass by his England teammate Jordan Henderson to power a volley that dipped just over the bar with Spurs’ best effort of the first-half.

Virgil van Dijk had a great chance to double the hosts’ lead at the start of the second period, but the Dutch defender headed over after a well-worked short corner between Trent Alexander-Arnold and James Milner.

However, Liverpool were thankful again to Robertson at the other end as he made a vital block to prevent Christian Eriksen firing home the rebound after Alisson Becker was forced into his first save of the afternoon by Harry Kane.

When these two sides met at Anfield last season, Salah scored one his many goal of the season candidates amidst an incredible 44-goal campaign.

The Egyptian still has a respectable 20 this season, but only one of those has come in the last 11 games and he passed up a great chance to give Liverpool some badly needing breathing space when his shot was blocked by Alderweireld with Mane better placed and begging for a pass.

That missed opportunity looked costly as Tottenham struck back. Kane’s quick thinking and excellent long-range pass picked out Kieran Trippier, who fed Eriksen and his scuffed shot fell perfectly for Moura to turn home.

As Liverpool surged forward in search of a winner, Spurs could have picked them off as Sissoko blazed over with just Alisson to beat before Alli clipped a shot inches wide.

Instead, there was delirium in front of the Kop end as Lloris should have handled Salah’s header, but instead parried the ball into Alderweireld and the ball ricocheted over the line to breathe fresh life into Liverpool’s title challenge.

Health24.com | Lupus patients fighting to get crucial medicine in SA

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South Africans who suffer from systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) are not able to get access to the only medicine developed to treat the auto-immune disease because it has not yet been registered here.

Although belimumab, known by the brand name Benlysta, was registered in 2011 in the USA, the SA Health Products Authority has still not given approval for its use in South Africa.

Little awareness about lupus

This is according to Susan van der Walt from the Lupus Foundation of South Africa, who has been fighting for seven years to get Benlysta registered.  

Lupus is a chronic and complex autoimmune disease where a sufferer’s immune system attacks healthy cells by mistake. It can affect a person’s joints, skin, brain, lungs, kidneys, and blood vessels, causing widespread inflammation and tissue damage.

South Africa treats lupus with steroids, chemotherapy and anti-rejection medication, suppressing  the entire immune system, whereas Benlysta targets specific immune cells.

Van der Walt says that, while lupus cases seem to be increasing, there was little awareness about it.

“As a private organisation, we do as much as possible to create awareness, but our government needs to get involved and realise that lupus is a huge problem that needs to be addressed. The correct medication should also be registered and made available in the country,” she said.

Women between the ages of 15 and 44 are most likely to suffer from the disease but it can affect anyone.

‘Everything hurt’

Rashni Nirvana Harichand (41) had a pain on her left hand from the wrist to her fingers. She initially thought she had hurt herself and took pain killers.

“This went on for a few weeks until I could not hold anything with my left hand. The pain travelled all the way from my left breast down to my fingers. The pain felt like pins and needles and was very sensitive.”

She decided to seek medical help and after blood tests was told that she had “Mixed Connective Tissue”.

“I was terrified and did not know what to do. I went for a second opinion and was told that I had Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) and that I would be fine after an operation.”

But after less than a week on medication for CTS, her body swelled and everything hurt.

“I went for a third opinion and was told I had lupus. Two years later and I am still trying to understand lupus but I am dealing with it on my own terms,” she said.

Attempts to get a comment from the health department were unsuccessful. – Health-e News

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Watch This Inspiring Professional Runner Crawl Across the Finish Line of a Marathon

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We’ve all heard about the infamous “wall” runners often hit during the 26.2 miles that is a marathon. It may come at mile 15 or 20, but what about mile 26.0?

Elite runner Hyvon Ngetich of Kenya made it through 26 punishing miles of Sunday's Austin Marathon, even leading the women’s pack up until mile 23. As she rounded the corner to the finish line, she fell to the ground. But instead of giving up then and there, she decided to crawl the last 0.2 miles in an incredibly inspiring human feat—and she still took third place.

While race volunteers immediately brought out a wheelchair for Ngetich, the 29-year-old refused the help, possibly knowing that she would be disqualified for accepting it.

“Running…you always have to keep going, going,” Ngetich told CBS Austin affiliate KEYE. “For the last two kilometers, I don’t remember. Finish line, I have no idea.”

Well, her crawl toward the finish is all over the news, and she can relive it herself with the stirring videos. Ngetich even pauses at one point to catch her breath, and refuses to stop until she’s absolutely certain she crossed the finish line, which she did in an impressive time of 3:04:03.68.

“I’ve seen athletes wobble and fall; I’ve seen athletes crawl across the finish line,” Austin Marathon race director Jon Conley told CBS News. "But that story of her going 26 miles, and then crawling the last 450 feet or so—never seen anything like it."

Though she missed finishing in second place by just three seconds—and was only 10 minutes behind the winner—Conley and the Austin Marathon decided to award her the same amount of prize money as the second-place winner for her display of bravery.

Still, the medical director of another marathon wants the rest of us to remember that Ngetich is a professional runner who was competing for prize money, and everyday runners should listen to their bodies instead. "For the non-elite crowd, there should never be a reason why runner a should crawl to the finish," Laura Goldberg, MD, a sports medicine specialist at Cleveland Clinic and medical director of the Cleveland Marathon told ABC News.

Instead, think of Ngetich the next time you consider skipping a run, or stopping a mile (or 0.2 miles) short.

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News24.com | ‘This is not loadshedding’ – City Power to turn off non-essential lights for Earth Hour

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When the lights go out on Saturday at 20:30, don’t panic – it’s Earth Hour.

City Power on Saturday said it would, alongside the City of Johannesburg, join the rest of the country and the world for an hour by switching off lights and non-essential equipment to “highlight the urgency of climate change”.

City Power CEO Lerato Setshedi in a statement urged residents to use the annual event for awareness to always preserve electricity usage.

“Tonight it’s not just about switching off for an hour. As the theme says, it’s a call for all of us to change the way we live, the way we consume energy, to get into a saving mode. By saving electricity as a consumer you help in saving carbon emissions which cause climate change,” Setshedi said.

“We urge residents to make #EarthHour a habit by ensuring that they always unplug all unused and non-essential appliances on a daily basis to save electricity.”

City Power spokesperson Isaac Mangena reiterated that Saturday’s initiative is not loadshedding, explaining that it was not embarking on a total switch off of the network, but only non-essential items and lights at most municipal buildings.

“We urge residents to also switch off for an hour as part of the global efforts to save the Earth.”