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Situations Vacant Situations Vacant 1 •os, c ■ ■ * S AN OPPORTUNITY HAS ARISEN lor two people to join the Management Information Section of the Registry as part of the software development team. The’Registry installation includes two HP3OOO computers connected via a local area network and a number, of microcomputers which provide computing and; word processing services for the University . Administration. r ■ PROJECT LEADER The Project Leader will lead a small team in all stages of the development of new software from initial design to thq final user training and support and will assist in the maintenance of existing systems. The successful applicant will, ideally, have a 1 minimum of three years experience in commercial/ 1 accounting computer based systems. A tertiary qualification would be advantageous though not essential. PROGRAMMER/TRAINEE PROGRAMMER The programmer will be part of a small group developing new software and maintaining existing . systems. There will be scope for development of - systems analysis skills. J To be considered for a programming position, applicants will preferably have at least one year i experience in use of COBOL. A tertiary qualification - would be advantageous though not essential. ! Salary for these vacancies will depend on qualir ficatioris and experience. An opportunity for further - study at the University could be available. ( ‘ For-further information contact Mr G. J. Cole or s Mrs M. Long, in the Management information Ser- j vices Section. j s Applications including details of qualifications, ’ experience, and the names of three referees who ( i may bej contacted, close on February 13, 1987. B. R. H. MONKS, 1 Registrar. - CABINETMAKERS AND JOINERS WE REQUIRE CABINETMAKERS and Joiners to join our team, to help us meet the steady increase in demand for our work from overseas and locally. Successful applicants will be engaged on the fabrication of top quality work, for prestigeous projects in Australia and New Zealand. A company sponsored medical benefits scheme is available after a qualifying period. Considerable overtime is worked over a 12 month period. ■ For appointment please telephone MR BROCKLEBANK HAMPTON INTERIORS LTD ’ PHONE 844-029 ■ - --- ’ II ■ ■■ * CAFETERIA POSITION y AN ENERGETIC PERSON with a bright outgoing | personality is required to run our cafeteria. s The hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. The working s conditions are excellent. Our offices are in a central - city location and car parking is available. i Apply in writing with references to:CAFETERIA POSITION, C/O P. O. BOX 13250, ! CHRISTCHURCH. CANTERBURY TRADE UNIONS RESEARCH AND TRAINING GROUP , UNION EDUCATION OFFICER J THE GROUP EXISTS to service the education r needs of its 25 member Christchurch based f trade unions. The enactment of the Union 1 Representatives Education Leave Act enables . the Group to increase its personnel resources t to cater for the greater demand for union j education. j The successful applicant will be required to (organise and tutor courses for union reprei sentatives and to prepare required resources; i to; liaise with member unions on their educa1 tion needs; to provide occasional research and > information; and to provide education about trade unions in local educational institutions. Applicants should have a demonstrable commitment to and knowledge of the trade union'movement; be an effective communicator or educator who is self motivated and who has proven skills in administration. The suc--5 cessful applicant will be expected to work with officers and members from a diverse range of private and State sector unions throughout Canterbury. The successful applicant’s salary will be 3 fixed in accord with the Technical Institutes ® salary determination. - Apply in writing, enclosing contact num1 ber, to the: s I CANTERBURY TRADE UNIONS RESEARCH AND TRAINING GROUP ■ The Secretary, P.O. Box 513, CHRISTCHURCH. Applications close Friday, February 13, 1,987. ! 1 i : CARPENTERS QUALIFIED CARPENTERS REQUIRED for light , commercial work. If you would like to join a pro- - ’ greasing company, earn good rates of pay and work 3 with other good carpenters on our city projects then 3 phone: s : , CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT LTD, 793-719 OR A.H. 3 : MR WHITING, 849-411 J , ■_ £ i t ’ JARDINE WRIGHTSON, LTD , i ' RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST ‘ 3 A POSITION has become available for a Reception- d ; ist/Typist in our Christchurch office. c The position involves operation of our Philips J SBXI2 telephone system, general and varied typing, e 1 operation of telex and facsimile machines and gen- a >’ eral office including reception duties. The ideal applicant should have several years s experience in this type of work, be self motivated, . neat in appearance with a pleasant personality, tInterested persons possessing the necessary experience should apply In writing stating their exper- c . ience and other relevant details to: o r , Mr W. Trethpwan (Confidential), J JARDINE WRIGHTSON, LTD, 4 ; 1 • P.O. Box 1977, 3 I CHRISTCHURCH.