Payroll Support Consultant (R7k - R10k) - Paarl

[Navybluesuits]

Where are they based?
Paarl (outskirts)

What do they pay?
R7 500 – 10 000 p.m.

What do I need to know to get this job?
• Matric + IT qualification/payroll qualification
• 1 – 3 years’ experience doing payroll software support
• Experience doing support in the agricultural industry a bonus
• Good communication and listening skills
• Problem solver, accuracy and numeracy imperative
• Team player!
• Bilingual with good Afrikaans
• Drivers’ license and own car

What will I do every day?
You will be responsible for installing and supporting this company’s software and related hardware products to its clients.
• Software and Hardware Support: 1st and 2nd line support on payroll software as well as related hardware. Fault finding, solving client’s software problems. Managing follow ups with client dealt with on support issues.
• Testing: Assist with testing the software and related hardware.
• Software Installations: Installations of software and hardware products and related admin. Checking of shortcuts, network links and printers used by relevant software. Installations onsite at clients. Preparation of installation package for new installations. Following up of clients after initial installation to ensure that they are satisfied. Checking setups for new clients. Individual training of clients.
• Training: presenting training classes for groups of clients.
• Assisting with writing manuals
• Assisting with research and development

Please send your CV to careers@navybluesuits.co.za if you wish to apply!

 

[bevan1]

Too little for so much.

 

[deweyzeph]

You pay peanuts and you get monkeys. Can't believe a company can seriously offer such a pathetic salary for a job description like this.

 

[psion]

You pay peanuts and you get monkeys. Can't believe a company can seriously offer such a pathetic salary for a job description like this.

Perfectly Phrased

 

[bopman]

Unfortunately there are many unemployed people out there who will have no choice but to apply for this. This one isn't that bad either, there are ones were they want a diploma or bsc, ccna, msce etc. etc. and then are only willing to pay you between 7-10k. These companies know these are desperate times for many, and are taking full advantage of it. Despicable behaviour.

Also, this "drivers licence with own vehicle" thing needs to stop. Highly prevalent in most IT support offerings. You are already offering peanuts, now you want a guy to wear and tear his own vehicle as well... I have seen a ridiculous one where they require the vehicle to be reliable and less than 10 years old. If you offer a guy 7000 a month he is not likely going to be driving anything recent. If a company cannot offer you a company car to drive to callouts, then alarm bells should be going off anyway.

 

[deweyzeph]

Unfortunately there are many unemployed people out there who will have no choice but to apply for this. This one isn't that bad either, there are ones were they want a diploma or bsc, ccna, msce etc. etc. and then are only willing to pay you between 7-10k. These companies know these are desperate times for many, and are taking full advantage of it. Despicable behaviour.

Also, this "drivers licence with own vehicle" thing needs to stop. Highly prevalent in most IT support offerings. You are already offering peanuts, now you want a guy to wear and tear his own vehicle as well... I have seen a ridiculous one where they require the vehicle to be reliable and less than 10 years old. If you offer a guy 7000 a month he is not likely going to be driving anything recent. If a company cannot offer you a company car to drive to callouts, then alarm bells should be going off anyway.

The thing is I can't imagine anyone who genuinely has the skills fitting this job description being prepared to put up with a salary of R7k. A salary of R20k would be more realistic.