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Situations Vacant Situations Vacant LEGAL SECRETARY PERSONAL ASSISTANT RESPONSIBLE ROLE LEADING CHRISTCHURCH SOLICITOR THIS BUSY AND RESPONSIBLE position exists for a mature person aged 35 to 45 years who possesses previous legal and preferably court experience. This is an ideal opportunity to develop your legal experience and utilise your valued shorthand and dictaphone skills on a one-to-one basis. Due to the demanding nature of this position you will have plenty of opportunity to use your initiative. A caring and empathetic person is needed to handle clients capably and sincerely. You will be well rewarded with an attractive salary and congenial working environment. To apply for the above position, please telephone 799-060. OleulcJ MELBOURNE - AUSTRALIA SUPERVISOR - INJECTION MOULDER WE ARE SEEKING a person who has had good experience in plastic injection moulding to look after our clients’ machines and staff. If you have good experience in this field and are capable of looking after 20 staff we would like to hear from you. For further information contact Bob Clark on (024) 777-744 urgently. MELBOURNE - AUSTRALIA SHEETMETAL TRADESPEOPLE Our client urgently requires good sheetmetal tradespeople to assist in the manufacture and repair of various cabinets in the retail and hospitality industry. If you have experience in this field we would like to discuss your opportunities for future employment. Contact Bob Clark on (024 ) 777-744. Phone 777-744, 114 Princes Street (OPP. ODEON THEATRE) A MEMBER OF THE N.Z. FEDERATION OF PERSONNEL SERVICES rAdP Pnewzealaw NETWORK NEWS EDITOR RADIO NEW ZEALAND needs a highly-motivated and respected Senior Journalist with supervisory skills in radio or daily news to fill a senior management position in the Network Newsroom in Wellington. This is an exciting time to join this respected News organisation as it further develops its activities in a competitive environment with changing news priorities. The successful applicant will need a proven editorial record, exceptional ability to initiate and generate news/information material and plenty of energy. Ability to work under pressure, the personality to take responsibility, to lead and encourage staff and assist with training, are also necessary. The two Network News Editors operate in association with the Chief Reporter and on behalf of the Network News Director. They are key members of the Network News team, currently working alternate weeks including week-end work. Basic salary in the range $45,403-$48,898. Applications, with a curriculum vitae should be labelled “Personal and Confidential” and addressed to: THE NETWORK NEWS DIRECTOR P.O. Box 3062 WELLINGTON