Introduction
Do you have a passion for working in finance? Then you might want to consider applying for the Chief Accounting Clerk vacancy at Department of Justice and Constitutional Development.
If you want to pursue an accounting career then this could be the perfect stepping stone. Apply today!
Description
Please include the reference number of this post within your application form, 19/09/CFO. The successful candidate will be entitled to salary range amounting to R 242 475 to R 285 630 annually. Furthermore, he/she will also be required to sign a performance agreement.
This job is available at the National Office which is situated in Pretoria. In order to be eligible for the position, all interested applicants are required to be in possession of at least a Grade 12 certificate or its equivalent. Furthermore, this qualification must be accompanied by a minimum of three years of working experience in the government payroll environment. Skills and competencies required for the Chief Accounting Clerk vacancy at Department of Justice and Constitutional Development are as follows: Basic knowledge of the PSFMA and Treasury Regulations Experience in the Basic Accounting System and PERSAL Computer literacy Good communication skills Organizing and planning skills Attention to detail and accuracy Problem solving skills
Key Performance Areas:
Manage departmental debts Implement salary deductions and allowances Render monthly and annual income tax reconciliation as well as manual tax re-calculations Reconcile as well as clear salary suspense and control accounts Manage the payment and reconciliation of Subsistence and Transport claims and advances Provide effective and efficient people management
How to Apply
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DOJCD) is an equal opportunity employer. For this Chief Accounting Clerk position, the department will consider South Africa’s constitutional requirements under section 195 (1) (i) of the 1996 Constitution, Employment Equity goals from the 1998 EE Act, and other relevant HR policies.
Submit your application by post no later than March 11, 2019, to:
Human Resource, DOJCD, Private Bag X81, Pretoria, 0001.
Alternatively, send it to: Application Box, First Floor Reception, East Tower, Momentum Building, 329 Pretorius Street, Pretoria.
Your application must include:
– Z83 form
– CV
– SAQA evaluation report for foreign qualifications (if applicable)
– Certified ID and qualification copies
If you hold dual citizenship or are foreign, provide a police clearance certificate from your home country. Disabled applicants will receive reasonable accommodations. Only shortlisted candidates will receive further correspondence. Shortlisted applicants proceed to a personnel vetting process.
If you haven’t heard back within three months after the closing date, assume your application was unsuccessful. For questions, contact Ms. E Sebelebele at (012) 357–8662.