Situations Vacant SALESPERSON SALESPERSON SALESPERSON REQUIRED to sell advertising space by telephone. Good commission plus bonuses. Guaranteed Income. Telephone Brian McSweeney of Rem Publications, between August 25-27 at Park Hotel 794-560, between 9 a.m. to 12 noon. SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS 100 Senior Secondary School Students wanted for direct selling work during first week of. school holidays. Telephone 793-980 immediately SEMI RETIRED WE have a full-time position suitable for a retired or semi retired person thinking of reentering the work force. As duties comprise the coordinating of mall, telephone orders from office to our flooring and textile, warehouse, telephone liaison with customers and the resultant stock control recordings, we envisage a person with a sound business background and the personality required to provide our customers with an efficient friendly service. Interested applicants are invited to apply to: Mr. R. Irvine, IRVINE MERCHANT HOLDINGS, LIMITED, PHONE 65-113 or 65-024.
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Press, 25 August 1986, Page 32
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