Job Title: Zwartkop, Centurion: LITIGATION SECRETARY
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Job description: Zwartkop, Centurion: LITIGATION SECRETARYMinimum Requirements:-Presentable and professional female-Fully bilingual in both Afrikaans and English a must (Afr & Eng client base)-Matric / Grade 12-Minimum 5 years recent Litigation typing experience at a law firm a must-Good administration- and drafting skills-Computer literate in MS Office, with good typing skills (speed and accuracy)-Must be able to multitask and work under pressure-Stable employment record and contactable references-To start as soon as possibleDuties:-Drafting and typing of High Court & Magistrate’s Court Litigation documents, notices and pleadings-General office administration duties (filing, data capturing, typing, opening of client files etc.)-Manage legal records, files and fee schedules-Correspondence with clients in Afrikaans and EnglishSalary: R 20 000.00 gross (Depending on experience)E-mail detailed CV in Word or PDF (Not as a link) to oneilc@telkomsa.net and indicate the following:– Reference CR2647; and– Your monthly gross salary expectation in context with amount offered.(Also forward a recent photograph and Reference letters if possible)APPLICATIONS NOT MEETING ALL REQUIREMENTS WILL BE DELETED.This is a skilled legal profession. Do not apply if you do not have the relevant experience at a law firm.The post appeared first on .
Expected salary: R20000 per month
Location: Pretoria, Gauteng
Job date: Fri, 22 Nov 2024 23:48:58 GMT
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