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Andreas Matlakala

Andreas Matlakala from Cape Town

27 years old, male
Truck delivery job for Code 10 C1; I possess 5 years experience in driving and +3 years experience in truck deliveries. Enthusiastic fast learner, have an ability to work long hours, willing to work overtime and meet short time deadlines. Experinced in SOP training; Sorting out invoice; loading and offloading truck.
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Thabang Lukubane

Thabang Lukubane from Khayelitsha

30 years old, male
Driver position, forklift, I also have profound sales experience and customer service but i'm also open to anything as job seeker. I'm very hard worker and i can handle pressure when working,
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Waynnne Prinsloo

Waynnne Prinsloo from Cape Town

54 years old, male
Drivers job code 8 and i have stores exsperience . A grade Armed response aswell superviser pls contacted me on 0733696198 . I am a peoples person .hard working . Comunicacting with people and sales .
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Mandiluve Mbuli

Mandiluve Mbuli from Cape Town

28 years old, male
I am looking for a job where I can be a driver Code 8, 10 and 14. My positive points of being a driver you must be careful on the road always be on time stick to the campony all the time.
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Jonathan Potgieter

Jonathan Potgieter from Cape Town

38 years old, male
d administrative and other support to external and internal clients. Ambitious with a background in sales and customer service. Dedicated to continuous process improvement, especially in the face of r
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Andre Murray

Andre Murray from Cape Town

59 years old, male
Owner Courier driver or Large & Small Format Print Operator and Sales
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Moegamat Erasmus

Moegamat Erasmus from Southern Suburbs

43 years old, male
I'm currently looking for anything new and exciting it could be driver job or sales or marketing
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Gerhard Rothmann

Gerhard Rothmann from Rustenburg

45 years old, male
I strive to provide a service to Employers in the Hospitality and Business sectors. I cover all aspects of Employment Law and provide training to personnel. Some of the aspects of Employment Law covered by me: Grievances Grievances MUST be handled as they arise. If they are not they will become much bigger problems. You could end up having to defend yourself at the CCMA or the Labour Court if the employee feels you’ve done nothing to resolve his or her problem. Resolve every grievance as soon as reasonably possible. What is reasonable will depend on the complexity of the issues, but make sure you address them all. The first step to dealing with grievances is to construct a Grievance Policy and Procedure. • Draft your grievance policy • Investigate grievances lodged by employees • Mediate to resolve grievances Dismissals & Disciplinary Hearings When dismissing an employee, the CCMA will look at the following aspects of the Dismissal. Was there an employment contract, as per law needs to be signed on the first day of commencing work. Does the company have policies, procedures, disciplinary code in place and was the employee aware of any of these rules or could have had access to it? When dismissing was the rule applied consistently and was that the only appropriate sanction. Refer to schedule 8 of the Labour Relations Act. Often what would otherwise be a justifiable dismissal is overturned because employers have failed to follow the correct procedures. I provide you with advice including, but not limited to, assisting in drawing up contract, disciplinary code, policies and procedures, ensuring that it’s properly implemented and that management is fully trained. Before all that, did you conduct your Disciplinary Enquiry according to procedure? Suspended employee if needed, allowing employee to prepare for the Disciplinary Hearing after investigation is concluded and Notice to attend issued, advising the employee of his/her rights, ensuring evidence is available to employee, independent chairperson. I am a specialist in chairing disciplinary hearings and providing training to chairperson’s and to the initiator’s preparing for the disciplinary hearing. Industrial Action, Retrenchment and Unions Assisting in reducing the risk of industrial action and litigation following retrenchment and ensuring that all the necessary procedures are complied with as per the Labour Relations act. Section 189 Unions, both parties are governed by the same rules and regulations as set out in the Labour Relations Act. The question then arises, should we just sign the agreement or negotiate the agreement. When will a trade union be entitled to organisational rights, and what rights are they entitled to. I will assist in full negotiations with any trade union in your industry Poor Performance Management The Labour Relations Act allows for a person after probation period to be placed on poor performance management if not performing, I supply a detailed step by step policy, documents and training on poor performance. Training Courses for Personnel • Managers • Supervisors • Head Housekeepers • Housekeepers • Reservations (convert the call) • Front of House • Breakfast only I managed the Staff at Safari Postal and Internet café at Safari Gardens centre. • Day to Day training of staff. • Customer service. • Admin and filing • Customer service and answering calls • Printing, Scanning, Faxing and general emails • Type CV’s and documents • Distributing and sorting of mail • Binding and laminating • Customer compliments and complaints
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Ntsekelang Sebeko

Ntsekelang Sebeko from Cape Flats

42 years old, male
I'm a sales driver and target drive I'm always hungry for new things company way I also like practical. If I can't reach my target I will go out and make my money. I take customer as my king and also
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