Chief Executive NZ EMPLOYERS’ FEDERATION INC Location: Wellington The Employers' Federation is the premier body ot employers In N.Z. with over 10.000 individual members and many more affiliated employers. The position, which becomes vacant because of retirement, provides exceptional job interest and dimensions The customary responsibilities ot a chief executive apply eq co-ordina-tion of senior managers to plan and achieve objectives development of policies, services, membership personnel and research; optimum utilisation of financial and other resources In addition lie will frequently be employer spokesman on developments in industrial relations, the economy, Government policy and the like: negotiation »t the highest levels of Government will be required: he will liaise closely with many other groups on major matters ot common interest. Specialist staff will provide appropriate support io these areas The requirements of the position are flexible in many respects but principal emphasis is placed on a demonstrable record as a top level administrator and leader of executive and professional oersonnei. attain ment of some standing in the business community, superior personal and public relations skills, broad experience and knowledge, and maturity j, and resilience to succeed in sometimes difficult and demanding circumstances The Federation recognises the importance of the appointment and will negotiate a generous remuneration and fringe benefit package fully commensurate with the station of Chief Executive of a major enterprise. SECURITY: No details disclosed nor enquiries made without your permission. Expressions of interest, accompanied by a resume of relevant details and quoting reference number 159, should be addressed to: 8. O. North Managing Director PA MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS LTD. P O Box 4178. Auckland 1. Office also In Wellington T' ' » ' '•V;
NORTH AMERICA REPRESENTATION OPPORTUNITY New Zealander with established contacts forming marketing and distribution company in California. Do you need an aggressive personal representative, at affordable costs, to pursue export-import-finance opportunities throughout North America. For further detail* reply to: NORTH AMERICAN MARKET OPPORTUNITY P.O. BOX 2090 CHRISTCHURCH
BiP LIFE INSURANCE MARKETING MANAGER, SOUTH Due to a decision by our Marketing Manaoer. South, to set up his own Managing Agency on Ist February 1977 with this Comoany. a unique opportunity exists for an ambitious life Insurance executive to further his career In the Industry with a progressive life office, a sub sidiary of the Aetna Life S Casualty Co ol Hartford. Connecticut, USA.. the largest diversified financial Institution in North America (Fortune Magazine July 1975). The successful applicant will have the title of Marketing Manager, South. He will be resident m Christchurch. He should possess a background of sales including a proven record of successful team building. He will be responsible for maintaining the rate of growth established by our present Marketing Manager. South. We offer first class conditions of employment, excellent remuneration, superannuation, car and the opportunity for further promotion. The person appointed will be invited to attend a L.I.M.RA. School in the USA. and visit the Home Office in Hartford, subject to satisfactory performance In the fob. Interviews will be conducted by the Managing Director. All enquiries will be treated In the strictest confidence. Applications In writing should be addressed to: GRAHAM WOOLRIDGE General Manager (Marketing) Aetna Life of Australia l New Zealand Limited 2 Help Street, Chatswood. N.S.W. 2067 Australia. Phone: Sydney 412-3133
THE SHIPPING CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND LTD LYTTELTON CONTAINER TERMINAL POSITION CONTAINER TRANSPORT OFFICER The Corporation Is seeking a Transport Officer to join their operational team at the Lyttelton Container Terminal. While a road transport background Is desirable, a good working knowledge of local rail transport Is sought. Candidates having experience in those areas of work will be In a strong position. The successful aonllcant will be reaulred to work irregular hours including some week-end work at the Terminal. CONDITIONS A good salary Is offered together with excellent staff benefits and strong promotional opportunities. APPLICATIONS Please apply In writing to: Mr D. A. Littlejohn Manager — Administration THE SHIPPING CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND LTD P.O. Box 3344, WELLINGTON
CHRISTCHURCH 2000 AD? Not neallv! Luckily our futuristic city planners have envisaged BHH MH HMMI VHHI ■■■ HHHf ■■ HMM something more enlightened than expressways and flvovers Street Works Tz>an 19.-4) Roaome Tx»a(l97s) leading to a dubious metropolis. ' I Im > ntereste <J , in "”P art for bettered safer Christchurch ■ Right now the Christchurch City Council are concerned with the $300,000 r^^t' Xk “* immediate task of upgrading and maintaining our existing street /’""XI I*7l /’""'X " systems — widening intersections, repairing pot holes, installing f A | ( * y * A I a Name.■ strategic traffic lights. I w ikf V jU■ ]Xfl — All those things which will ensure continued safe, smooth and W jtK W 1 " Address ..m. pleasant driving for us all. Our roads and streets are being continuously maintained, improved and updated for future development. for 5 years for 6,10 and 20 years Everyone agrees that improving Christchurch's road system should CLOSES 3ttth SEPTEMBER IT6. GUARANTEED ■ be a priority for 1976. A $300,000 priority to be exact. SECUMTY' DTOrAi ' H Why not invest in the city you live and on the roads you drive every h ot , to invest: I Christchurch City Council dav. The new interest rates are a solid investment. Ask you? Sharebroker, Solicitor, Saving er Tracing g| The Treasurer ■ You can earn extremely healthy, assured interest in this Authorised Cttr . ■ I rustCC lnVcstlHent. They’ll appreciate your inquiry. Our future lies in our hands. Qr fit! in the coupon and M.KIL TODAY!! MHB HHB MMI HMH MHM HHH ■■ MHII "■ IM——MM—— teniahclnakaa: Mw* Hsreitw- Hnvfta- <>—»aadGa.Uaaah— af theOtrithuataStack Tjelxni*.
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