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**Job Title: Client Services Agent**
**Overview**
This role is for a Client Services Agent at the Western Cape Liquor Authority (WCLA), a government entity that regulates the retail sale and micro-manufacturing of liquor in the province, ensuring effective regulation in the public interest. The position is permanent, located in Bellville, with an annual total cost to company remuneration of R325,311. This is an Employment Equity position. The Client Services Agent serves as the primary point of contact for the WCLA, focusing on efficient client engagement, query resolution, accurate application lodgment, and consistent communication with stakeholders. The incumbent will also contribute to strengthening the Client Services Unit's capacity and processes, ensuring compliance with the Western Cape Liquor Act, 2008, and continuous service delivery improvement.
**What you will do**
* Act as first-line support for stakeholders across all WCLA communication platforms.
* Acknowledge and respond to client queries within specified service timeframes.
* Provide accurate and clear information to clients regarding processes and requirements.
* Assist with client education and awareness initiatives.
* Support clients with application lodgment and document verification.
* Accurately capture applications and client information on WCLA systems.
* Update records and track the progress of lodged applications.
* Provide first-line support for the eLicence system (registrations, logins, submissions, payments, status tracking).
* Log and escalate system-related issues (technical errors, downtime, user access problems) to the ICT/technical support team.
* Guide clients step-by-step in navigating the eLicence portal and submitting applications or renewals.
* Monitor and track eLicence system-specific queries to ensure timely resolution.
* Assist in testing new functionalities, updates, or enhancements on the eLicence platform.
* Provide feedback on recurring client challenges to improve the system and user experience.
* Offer first-line support via telephone, email, online, and walk-in channels.
* Log, prioritise, and resolve client queries in line with service standards.
* Direct complaints to relevant components and follow up until closure.
* Maintain accurate records of all queries and complaints.
* Conduct administrative duties related to client services activities and application processes.
* Provide timely information to the supervisor for reporting purposes.
* Support the development and refinement of client services processes and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
* Identify and recommend improvements to workflows.
* Assist with training as required and share knowledge and best practices within the unit.
**Requirements (from the original advert)**
* Relevant NQF 6 qualification – Administration or related
* Minimum 2 years’ experience within client services, support, front-office or data processing
* Working knowledge and experience with a Document Management System
* Computer literate with touch-typing skills
**Who should apply**
An ideal candidate for this role is someone with a background in administration or a related field, possessing at least two years of experience in client services, support, front-office operations, or data processing. They should be computer literate with touch-typing skills and have working knowledge of a Document Management System. The role requires strong analytical, systematic problem-solving, interpersonal, communication (written and verbal), reporting, and presentation skills. Candidates should be able to function independently and as part of a team, prioritize tasks, manage multiple assignments, and meet tight deadlines. An understanding of relevant Public Sector legislation (e.g., PFMA, Treasury Regulations, Administrative Law) and industry-specific legislation (e.g., National and Provincial Liquor Acts, POPI, PAJA, PAIA) is highly valued, along with knowledge of data analysis, presentation, end-to-end system processes, and advanced proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
**Deadline**
8 November 2026
**Reference**
Original posting: https://www.govpage.co.za/vacancies/western-cape-liquor-authority-wcla-vacancies-3
Source: govpage
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**Job Title: LLT Secretariat**
**Overview**
This is a senior position for an LLT Secretariat at the Western Cape Liquor Authority (WCLA), a government body responsible for regulating the retail sale and micro-manufacturing of liquor in the province, ensuring effective regulation in the public interest. The role is permanent, located in Bellville, with an annual Cost to Employer (CTE) remuneration ranging from R932,292 to R1,098,195. This is an Employment Equity position. The primary purpose of this role is to facilitate regulatory processes related to both the Liquor Licensing Tribunal and the Liquor Licensing Appeal Tribunal.
**What you will do**
* Contribute to the WCLA's strategic decision-making process.
* Prepare and manage the budget for the component.
* Proactively manage and report on the component's projects and provide accurate, timely input for Quarterly Performance Reports (QPR).
* Ensure the development of all necessary policies and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for internal control within the component.
* Manage agreements with SALGA and SAPS, including the availability and payment arrangements of their members.
* Liaise with SALGA/SAPS regarding collaboration with the WCLA and local government (municipalities).
* Manage and direct processes and resources to ensure the optimal functioning of the Tribunal.
* Oversee the summons process, evidence gathering process, scheduling of Tribunal Sittings, and management of the Tribunal case roll.
* Manage logistical arrangements for the Tribunal and ensure Tribunal orders are communicated, served, and monitored for compliance.
* Manage effective stakeholder relations between the Tribunal and administration, the governing board, and external stakeholders, acting as the contact person between the Tribunal and applicants/representatives.
* Manage and administer the proceedings of the Appeal Tribunal, including scheduling hearings, managing appeal rolls, logistical arrangements, and evidence gathering.
* Manage and participate in amendments to the Act and Regulations.
* Direct and oversee evidence and data-driven research to inform policy decisions and enable effective liquor regulation by the WCLA.
* Oversee and manage the prosecution unit, including case load and referrals, and the implementation and maintenance of the Licence Management and Tracking System (LMATS).
* Oversee and manage the processing of Tribunal decisions and conditional approvals in line with legislative requirements, and the implementation and maintenance of the LMATS in the Issuing Unit.
* Establish and maintain appropriate systems and policies for effective and efficient management of human, financial, and physical resources within the unit.
* Perform accurate forecasting, budgeting, and resource allocation, manage external contractors and suppliers, and develop internal service level agreements.
* Ensure effective identification and management of business risks and continuous improvement initiatives.
* Manage capacity within the unit to ensure sustained service delivery.
* Manage people development, talent management (attraction, retention, development), performance management, grievances, discipline, and terminations within the unit.
* Lead and direct staff, foster a culture of good governance, customer service, honesty, integrity, and world-class delivery, and implement innovative recognition and reward systems.
* Implement a governance framework to ensure professional conduct and uphold WCLA values.
* Ensure good governance, risk management, and compliance with legislation, regulations, and WCLA policies and procedures.
* Ensure compliance with all audit requirements and draft and submit required annual, quarterly, and monthly reports.
**Requirements (from the original advert)**
* B Degree in Law (NQF level 7)
* At least 5 years’ relevant senior management experience.
* Experience and knowledge of the Public Sector strategic and budget planning processes.
* Data translation and operational dashboard design.
* High level working knowledge of relevant Public Sector legislation, e.g. PFMA, National and Provincial Treasury Regulations, Administrative Law.
* High level of working knowledge of relevant industry legislation and regulations, e.g. National Liquor Act, Provincial Liquor Act, POPI, PAJA, PAIA.
* Working knowledge of Risk management and Project management.
* Working knowledge Court and Hearing proceedings.
* High level of report writing skills.
* Computer literate plus advanced proficiency in MS Office.
**Who should apply**
An ideal candidate for the LLT Secretariat role should possess a B Degree in Law (NQF level 7) and bring at least five years of relevant senior management experience. They must have extensive knowledge of Public Sector strategic and budget planning processes, alongside expertise in data translation and operational dashboard design. The role demands a high-level working knowledge of Public Sector legislation (such as PFMA, Treasury Regulations, and Administrative Law) and industry-specific legislation (like the National and Provincial Liquor Acts, POPI, PAJA, and PAIA). Candidates should also be proficient in risk management, project management, and have working knowledge of court and hearing proceedings. Strong report writing skills and advanced computer literacy, particularly with MS Office, are essential. This person should be capable of strategic leadership, managing complex legal and regulatory processes, overseeing multiple units, and fostering strong stakeholder relationships, all while upholding principles of good governance and compliance.
**Deadline**
8 November 2026
**Reference**
Original posting: https://www.govpage.co.za/vacancies/western-cape-liquor-authority-wcla-vacancies-3
Source: govpage
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Job description
WESTERN CAPE LIQUOR AUTHORITY (WCLA)
CLIENT SERVICES AGENT WCLA 11/2026
Listing reference: wcla_000021
Listing status: Online
Apply by: 8 November 2026
Position summary
Industry:Government
Job category:Administration
Location:Bellville
Contract:Permanent
Remuneration:R325 311 Per Annum Total Cost To Company
EE position:Yes
About our company
The Western Cape Liquor Authority regulates the retail sale and micro-manufacturing of liquor in the province, ensuring effective regulation in the interest of the public.
Introduction
The Client Services Agent serves as the first point of contact for the Western Cape Liquor Authority (WCLA). The role is central to ensuring efficient client engagement, timely resolution of queries, accurate lodgment of applications, and consistent communication with stakeholders. The incumbent will also contribute to strengthening the capacity and processes of the Client Services Unit, ensuring compliance with the Western Cape Liquor Act, 2008 (Act 4 of 2008), and continuous improvement in service delivery.
Job description
1. Client Services Standard
* Act as first-line support for stakeholders via all WCLA communication platforms.
* Acknowledge and respond to all client queries within service timeframes.
* Provide accurate and clear information to clients on processes and requirements.
* Assist with client education and awareness initiatives.
2. Application Lodgment and Data Accuracy
* Assist clients with lodgment of applications and verification of documents.
* Capture applications and client information accurately on WCLA systems.
* Update records and track progress of lodged applications.
3. eLicence System Support
* Provide first-line support to clients on the use of the eLicence system (registrations, logins, submissions, payments, status tracking).
* Log and escalate system-related issues (technical errors, downtime, user access problems) to the ICT/technical support team.
* Guide clients step-by-step in navigating the eLicence portal and submitting applications or renewals.
* Monitor and track queries specific to the eLicence system to ensure timely resolution.
* Assist in testing new functionalities, updates, or enhancements on the eLicence platform.
* Provide feedback on recurring client challenges to improve the system and client user experience.
4. Query and Complaint Management
* Provide first-line support via telephone, email, online, and walk-in channels.
* Log, prioritise, and resolve client queries in line with service standards.
* Direct complaints to relevant components and follow up until closure.
* Maintain accurate records of all queries and complaints.
5. Administration, Process Improvement and Reporting
* Conduct administrative duties related to client services activities and application processes.
* Provide timeous information to supervisor for reporting purposes.
* Support the development and refinement of client services processes and SOPs.
* Identify and recommend improvements to workflows.
* Assist with training as and when required.
* Share knowledge and best practices within the unit.
Knowledge:
* Working knowledge of relevant Public Sector legislation, e.g. PFMA, National and Provincial Treasury Regulations, Administrative Law.
* Working knowledge of relevant industry legislation and regulations, e.g. National Liquor Act, Provincial Liquor Act, POPI, PAJA, PAIA.
* Working knowledge and understanding of data analysis and presentation
* Working knowledge of end-to-end system processes
* Computer literate
Skills:
* Strong analytical and systematic problem-solving skills.
* Exceptional interpersonal, communication, writing, reporting and presentation skills.
* Ability to function independently and within a team.
* Ability to prioritize and adapt, managing multiple tasks and tight deadlines.
* Computer literacy plus advanced proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Requirements:
* Relevant NQF 6 qualification – Administration or related
* Minimum 2 years’ experience within client services, support, front-office or data processing
* Working knowledge and experience with a Document Management System
* Computer literate with touch-typing skills
Experience and competencies which will be advantageous:
* Relevant NQF 7 qualification in Administration or related
* Working knowledge and experience in a regulatory or public sector environment
* Working knowledge and experience data analysis and presentation
* Understanding of working knowledge of relevant industry legislation and regulations
* Computer literacy plus advanced proficiency in MS Office
Application Procedure
Applicants must submit a formal WCLA Application form, a comprehensive CV, certified copies of qualifications, identity document and driver’s license (where applicable). WCLA Application forms can be obtained from the WCLA website: www.wcla.gov.za (tab: News, Notices and must reach the Human Resources Section on or before the closing date indicated.
Only Electronic applications will be accepted (via website: www.wcla.gov.za). Applications received after the closing date will not be accepted or considered. Should you not be contacted within two months from the closing date for applications, the candidate must accept that the application was unsuccessful.
Shortlisted candidates may be subjected to personnel suitability checks which include criminal record checks and qualification verification. By applying for this position, candidates agree to reference checks, criminal and qualification checks being performed.
Competency tests may be done before an appointment is made for all Senior Management positions.
Please note that the following will lead to disqualification of applications:
1. Submission of fraudulent qualifications and / or documentation.
2. Non-submission of certified copies of academic qualifications / records.
3. Non-submission of WCLA Application form, Curriculum Vitae, Identity document and Driver’s License (where applicable).
The WCLA reserves the right not to make an appointment.
The Western Cape Liquor Authority is guided by the principles of the Employment Equity Act.
ENQUIRIES: Ms Favourite Mlondo : (021) 204 9732
Minimum requirements
Requirements:
* Relevant NQF 6 qualification – Administration or related
* Minimum 2 years’ experience within client services, support, front-office or data processing
* Working knowledge and experience with a Document Management System
* Computer literate with touch-typing skills
Experience and competencies which will be advantageous:
* Relevant NQF 7 qualification in Administration or related
* Working knowledge and experience in a regulatory or public sector environment
* Working knowledge and experience data analysis and presentation
* Understanding of working knowledge of relevant industry legislation and regulations
* Computer literacy plus advanced proficiency in MS Office
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LLT SECRETARIAT WCLA10/2026
Listing reference: wcla_000020
Listing status: Online
Apply by: 8 November 2026
Position summary
Industry:Public Services
Job category:Operations Management
Location:Bellville
Contract:Permanent
Remuneration:R932 292 – R1 098 195 Cost to Employer (CTE) per annum
EE position:Yes
About our company
The Western Cape Liquor Authority regulates the retail sale and micro-manufacturing of liquor in the province, ensuring effective regulation in the interest of the public.
Introduction
To facilitate regulatory processes related to the Liquor Licensing Tribunal and the Liquor Licensing Appeal Tribunal.
Job description
1. Strategic management of Component
* Contribute to the WCLA strategic decion-making process
* Prepare and manage budget for component
* Proactively manage and report on component's projects.
* Accurate input to QPR for component provided timeously.
* Ensure all policies and SOP's (Internal control) is developed for component.
2. SALGA & SAPS
* Manage agreement with WCLA and SALGA/SAPS
* Manage the availability of SALGA and SAPS members
* Manage payment arrangements of SALGA/SAPS members between WCLA and SALGA/SAPS
* Liaise with SALGA/SAPS on corroboration with WCLA and local government (municipalities)
3. Optimal management of resources and processes enabling the Tribunal
* Manage and direct processes and resources enabling optimal functioning of Tribunal
* Manage the summons process
* Manage the evidence gathering process
* Manage the schedule of Tribunal Sittings
* Manage the Tribunal case roll
* Manage logistical arrangements for the Tribunal
* Ensure Tribunal orders communicated and served
* Ensure monitoring of compliance to Tribunal orders
4. Stakeholder Management
* Manage effective stakeholder relations between tribunal and administration
* Manage effective stakeholder relationships between the tribunal and the governing board
* Manage effective stakeholder relationships between the tribunal and external stakeholders
* Contact person between tribunal and applicant/ representative
5. Appeal Tribunal
* Manage and administer the proceedings of the appeal tribunal
* Manage the schedule of Appeal Tribunal Hearings
* Manage appeal Tribunal rolls
* Manage logistical arrangements for the appeal tribunal
* Manage the evidence gathering process
6. Legal
* Manage and participate in amendments to the Act and Regulations
7. Policy & Research
* Direct and oversee research to be conducted
* Ensure research is evidence and data driven
* Ensure research inform policy decisions and enable the WCLA to regulate liquor effectively
8. Prosecution
* Oversee and manage the prosecution unit
* Manage case load and referrals considering capacity within the Tribunal
* Oversee the implementation and maintenance of the Licence Management and Tracking System (LMATS)
9. Issuing Unit
* Oversee and manage the processing of Tribunal decisions in line with legislative requirements.
* Oversee and manage the processing of conditional approvals within the prescripts of the legislation.
* Oversee the implementation and maintenance of the Licence Management and Tracking System (LMATS)
10. Effective resource management (human, financial and physical) within the Unit
* Establish and maintain appropriate systems (analytical tools, information systems, projections of cost behaviour) and policies to ensure effective and efficient management of resource.
* Perform accurate forecasting, budgeting, and allocation of resources within the unit
* Manage external contractors and suppliers within the unit
* Develop and manage internal service level agreements with other units.
* Ensure effective identification and management of business risks, resources, and continuous improvement.
* Manage capacity within the unit to ensure sustained service delivery
11. Effective people management within the Unit
* Manage people development in line with organisation-wide skills development strategy within the unit
* Manage talent within the unit and ensure talent management strategies (attraction, retention, development) are implemented
* Implement performance management within the unit in line with Human Resources Policies and Guidelines
* Manage grievances, discipline, and terminations within the division in line with Human Resources policies and guidelines
* Lead and direct staff within the unit to be able to meet the objectives set for them
* Build and foster a culture of good governance, customer service, honesty and integrity and world class delivery in the division
* Implement innovative recognition and reward systems
12. Effective promotion and practice of good corporate governance risk and compliance pertaining to HR and financial policies, legislations, and regulations
* Implement governance framework to ensure professional conduct by Unit employees and upholding of WCLA values and governing principles
* Ensure good governance within the unit in line with the corporate governance guidelines and related legislation
* Manage risks within the unit
* Manage compliance within legislation, regulations, WCLA policies and procedures within the unit
* Ensure compliance of the unit with all audit requirements emanating from audit processes within the unit
* Draft and submit annual, quarterly, and monthly reports required or delegated.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS / EXPERIENCE
* B Degree in Law (NQF level 7).
* Required functional knowledge / skills
* High level working knowledge of relevant Public Sector legislation, e.g. PFMA, National and Provincial Treasury Regulations, Administrative Law.
* High level of working knowledge of relevant industry legislation and regulations, e.g. National Liquor Act, Provincial Liquor Act, POPI, PAJA, PAIA.
* Working knowledge of Risk management and Project management
* Working knowledge Court and Hearing proceedings
* High level of report writing skills
* Computer literate plus advanced proficiency in MS Office
Required experience
* At least 5 years’ relevant senior management experience.
* Experience and knowledge of the Public Sector strategic and budget planning processes.
* Experience working with a governing board (advantageous).
* Exposure to a regulatory environment (advantageous).
* Data translation and operational dashboard design
Application Procedure
Applicants must submit a formal WCLA Application form, a comprehensive CV, certified copies of qualifications, identity document and driver’s license (where applicable). WCLA Application forms can be obtained from the WCLA website: www.wcla.gov.za (tab: News, Notices and must reach the Human Resources Section on or before the closing date indicated.
Only Electronic applications will be accepted (via website: www.wcla.gov.za). Applications received after the closing date will not be accepted or considered. Should you not be contacted within two months from the closing date for applications, the candidate must accept that the application was unsuccessful.
Shortlisted candidates may be subjected to personnel suitability checks which include criminal record checks and qualification verification. By applying for this position, candidates agree to reference checks, criminal and qualification checks being performed.
Competency tests may be done before an appointment is made for all Senior Management positions.
Please note that the following will lead to disqualification of applications:
1. Submission of fraudulent qualifications and / or documentation.
2. Non-submission of certified copies of academic qualifications / records.
3. Non-submission of WCLA Application form, Curriculum Vitae, Identity document and Driver’s License (where applicable).
The WCLA reserves the right not to make an appointment.
The Western Cape Liquor Authority is guided by the principles of the Employment Equity Act.
ENQUIRIES: Ms Favourite Mlondo : (021) 204 9732
Minimum requirements
* B Degree in Law (NQF level 7)
* At least 5 years’ relevant senior management experience.
* Experience and knowledge of the Public Sector strategic and budget planning processes.
* Experience working with a governing board (advantageous).
* Exposure to a regulatory environment (advantageous).
* Data translation and operational dashboard design
* Working knowledge of Risk management and Project management
* Working knowledge of court and Hearing proceedings
* High Level of Report Writing Skills
* High level working knowledge of relevant Public Sector legislation, e.g. PFMA, National and Provincial Treasury Regulations, Administrative Law.
* High level of working knowledge of relevant industry legislation and regulations, e.g. National Liquor Act, Provincial Liquor Act, POPI, PAJA, PAIA.
Applicants must submit a formal WCLA Application form, a comprehensive CV, certified copies of qualifications, identity document and driver’s license (where applicable). WCLA Application forms can be obtained from the WCLA website: www.wcla.gov.za. (Under Notices)Please note that the following will lead to disqualification of applications: (1) Submission of fraudulent qualifications and / or documentation and (2) Non-submission of WCLA Application form, Curriculum Vitae, Identity document and Driver’s License (where applicable).
Shortlisted candidates will be subjected to a vetting process. By applying for this position, candidates agree to reference checks, criminal and qualification checks being performed. The WCLA reserves the right not to make an appointment.
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