Administration Clerk: PES

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Overview This rewrite describes the role of an Administration Clerk, designated as 'PES', within the Department of Employment and Labour. The position involves administrative duties primarily focused on stakeholder engagement for placement opportunities, coordination of international labour migration, and support for private employment agency registration. What you will do Key responsibilities for this role include: * Liaising with identified stakeholder relations for the acquisition of placement opportunities. * Availing information for the coordination of International Cross-Border Labour Migration functions. * Supporting the coordination of the registration and certification of Private Employment Agencies. * Coordinating large Provincial opportunities from key stakeholders. Requirements (from the original advert) * Grade 12 / Matriculation / Senior Certificate. * Knowledge of Relevant ILO Conventions, Human Resource Management, and Batho Pele principles. * Skills in Planning and organising, Verbal and written communication, Analytical thinking, Computer Literacy, Presentation, Interpersonal relations, Report writing, and Innovation. Who should apply Candidates possessing a Grade 12 qualification and specific knowledge of ILO Conventions, Human Resource Management, and Batho Pele are sought. The ideal applicant will also demonstrate strong administrative and communication abilities, including planning, analytical thinking, computer literacy, presentation, interpersonal skills, report writing, and an innovative approach to duties such as stakeholder liaison and coordination. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/administration-clerk-pes-the-department-of-employment-and-labour-3 Source: myjobmag

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