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  • Neftaly – Client Service Officer COID (X2 POSTS) – Neftaly

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    Client Service Officer COID (X2 POSTS)

     

    SALARY                               :           R269 499 per annum

    CENTRE                              :           Labour Centre: Upington Ref No: HR 4/4/8/152 (X1 Post) Labour Centre: Lephalale Ref No: HR 4/4/6/123 (X1 Post)

    REQUIREMENTS                :           Grade 12. Knowledge: Public Service Act. Public Service Regulation.

    Compensation Fund business strategies and goals. Compensation Fund value chain. Directorate goals and performance requirements. PFMA and Treasury Regulations. Customer Service (Batho Pele Principles). Skills: Computer literacy. Business Writing Skills. Listening skills. Telephone etiquette. Basic interpersonal skills.

    DUTIES                                :           Receive and verify documents for registration. Register the claims on the

    Operational System. Assist employer services at the kiosk, online system and service centres. Handle all service-related queries and complaints.

    ENQUIRIES                          :           Ms Sherelda Kleinsmith Tel No: (053) 838 1517

    Mr MI Makgobola Tel No: (015) 290 1723

    APPLICATIONS                  :           Chief Director: Provincial Operations: Private Bag X5012, Kimberley, 8301 or

    hand deliver at Cnr Compound and Pniel Road Email: Jobs- NCKIM@labour.gov.za For Attention: Human Resources Operations, Provincial Office, Kimberley

    Chief Director: Provincial Operations: Private Bag X9368, Polokwane, 0700 Or hand deliver at 42a Schoeman Street, Polokwane Or Email address: CFJobs- LEP@labour.gov.za for Lephalale For Attention: Sub-directorate: Human Resources Management, Polokwane.

     

     

     

     

    CLOSING DATE                  :    06 February 2026 at 16:00 (walk-in) and 23:59 (online)

    NOTE                                   :    All attachments for online application must include an application form Z83 and

    CV only combined, in PDF and as one (1) document or attachment, indicate the correct job title and the reference number of the post on the subject line of your email. Use the correct email address associated with the post. Failure to do so, your application will be disqualified. Applications quoting the relevant reference number must be submitted on the new form Z83, obtainable from any Public Service Department or on the internet at www.gov.za/documents. Received applications using the incorrect application for employment (old Z83) will not be considered. Each post(s) advert must be accompanied by its own application form for employment and must be fully completed, initialled and signed by the applicant as instructed below. Failure to fully complete, initial and sign the Z83 form will lead to disqualification of the application during the selection process. All fields of Section A, B, C and D of the Z83 must be completed in full. Section E, F, G (Due to the limited space on the Z83 it is acceptable for applicants to indicate refer to CV or see attached. However, the question related to conditions that prevent re-appointment under Part โ€œF" must be answered and declaration signed. Only an updated comprehensive CV (with detailed previous experience if any) and a completed and signed new Z83 application form is required. Only shortlisted candidates will be required to submit certified copies of qualifications and other related documents on or before the day of the interview following the communication from Human Resources and such qualification(s) and other related document(s) will be in line with the requirements of the advert. Non-RSA Citizens/Permanent Resident Permit holders in possession of foreign qualifications must be accompanied by an evaluation report issued by the South African Qualification Authority (SAQA) (only when shortlisted). The Department does not accept applications via fax. Applicants who do not comply with the abovementioned instructions/ requirements, as well as applications received late will not be considered. Failure to submit all the requested documents will result in the application not being considered. Correspondence will be limited to shortlisted candidates only. If you have not been contacted within eight (8) weeks after the closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful. All shortlisted candidates, including the SMS, shall undertake two pre-entry assessments. One will be a practical exercise to determine a candidate’s suitability based on the post’s technical and generic requirements and the other must be an integrity (ethical conduct) assessment. Suitable candidates will be subjected to a personnel suitability check (criminal record, citizenship, credit record checks, qualification verification and employment verification). Please note by responding to the advertisement, you consent to the collection, processing, and storing of your Personal Information in accordance with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) Your information will be used soley for the purpose of this promotion and will not be shared with third parties without prior consent unless required by law. The Department reserves the right not to make any appointment(s) to the below advertised post(s). The successful candidate will be expected to sign a performance agreement. The Department is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer. The Employment Equity Plan of the Department shall inform the employment decision. It is the Department’s intention to promote equity (race, gender and disability) through the filling of this post(s)โ€‹

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  • Neftaly – Client Service Officer COID (X2 POSTS) – Neftaly

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    Client Service Officer COID (X2 POSTS)

     

    SALARY                               :           R269 499 per annum

    CENTRE                              :           Labour Centre: Upington Ref No: HR 4/4/8/152 (X1 Post) Labour Centre: Lephalale Ref No: HR 4/4/6/123 (X1 Post)

    REQUIREMENTS                :           Grade 12. Knowledge: Public Service Act. Public Service Regulation.

    Compensation Fund business strategies and goals. Compensation Fund value chain. Directorate goals and performance requirements. PFMA and Treasury Regulations. Customer Service (Batho Pele Principles). Skills: Computer literacy. Business Writing Skills. Listening skills. Telephone etiquette. Basic interpersonal skills.

    DUTIES                                :           Receive and verify documents for registration. Register the claims on the

    Operational System. Assist employer services at the kiosk, online system and service centres. Handle all service-related queries and complaints.

    ENQUIRIES                          :           Ms Sherelda Kleinsmith Tel No: (053) 838 1517

    Mr MI Makgobola Tel No: (015) 290 1723

    APPLICATIONS                  :           Chief Director: Provincial Operations: Private Bag X5012, Kimberley, 8301 or

    hand deliver at Cnr Compound and Pniel Road Email: Jobs- NCKIM@labour.gov.za For Attention: Human Resources Operations, Provincial Office, Kimberley

    Chief Director: Provincial Operations: Private Bag X9368, Polokwane, 0700 Or hand deliver at 42a Schoeman Street, Polokwane Or Email address: CFJobs- LEP@labour.gov.za for Lephalale For Attention: Sub-directorate: Human Resources Management, Polokwane.

     

     

     

     

    CLOSING DATE                  :    06 February 2026 at 16:00 (walk-in) and 23:59 (online)

    NOTE                                   :    All attachments for online application must include an application form Z83 and

    CV only combined, in PDF and as one (1) document or attachment, indicate the correct job title and the reference number of the post on the subject line of your email. Use the correct email address associated with the post. Failure to do so, your application will be disqualified. Applications quoting the relevant reference number must be submitted on the new form Z83, obtainable from any Public Service Department or on the internet at www.gov.za/documents. Received applications using the incorrect application for employment (old Z83) will not be considered. Each post(s) advert must be accompanied by its own application form for employment and must be fully completed, initialled and signed by the applicant as instructed below. Failure to fully complete, initial and sign the Z83 form will lead to disqualification of the application during the selection process. All fields of Section A, B, C and D of the Z83 must be completed in full. Section E, F, G (Due to the limited space on the Z83 it is acceptable for applicants to indicate refer to CV or see attached. However, the question related to conditions that prevent re-appointment under Part โ€œF" must be answered and declaration signed. Only an updated comprehensive CV (with detailed previous experience if any) and a completed and signed new Z83 application form is required. Only shortlisted candidates will be required to submit certified copies of qualifications and other related documents on or before the day of the interview following the communication from Human Resources and such qualification(s) and other related document(s) will be in line with the requirements of the advert. Non-RSA Citizens/Permanent Resident Permit holders in possession of foreign qualifications must be accompanied by an evaluation report issued by the South African Qualification Authority (SAQA) (only when shortlisted). The Department does not accept applications via fax. Applicants who do not comply with the abovementioned instructions/ requirements, as well as applications received late will not be considered. Failure to submit all the requested documents will result in the application not being considered. Correspondence will be limited to shortlisted candidates only. If you have not been contacted within eight (8) weeks after the closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful. All shortlisted candidates, including the SMS, shall undertake two pre-entry assessments. One will be a practical exercise to determine a candidate’s suitability based on the post’s technical and generic requirements and the other must be an integrity (ethical conduct) assessment. Suitable candidates will be subjected to a personnel suitability check (criminal record, citizenship, credit record checks, qualification verification and employment verification). Please note by responding to the advertisement, you consent to the collection, processing, and storing of your Personal Information in accordance with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) Your information will be used soley for the purpose of this promotion and will not be shared with third parties without prior consent unless required by law. The Department reserves the right not to make any appointment(s) to the below advertised post(s). The successful candidate will be expected to sign a performance agreement. The Department is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer. The Employment Equity Plan of the Department shall inform the employment decision. It is the Department’s intention to promote equity (race, gender and disability) through the filling of this post(s)โ€‹

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  • Neftaly – Client Service Officer COID (X2 POSTS) – Neftaly

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    Client Service Officer COID (X2 POSTS)

     

    SALARY                               :           R269 499 per annum

    CENTRE                              :           Labour Centre: Upington Ref No: HR 4/4/8/152 (X1 Post) Labour Centre: Lephalale Ref No: HR 4/4/6/123 (X1 Post)

    REQUIREMENTS                :           Grade 12. Knowledge: Public Service Act. Public Service Regulation.

    Compensation Fund business strategies and goals. Compensation Fund value chain. Directorate goals and performance requirements. PFMA and Treasury Regulations. Customer Service (Batho Pele Principles). Skills: Computer literacy. Business Writing Skills. Listening skills. Telephone etiquette. Basic interpersonal skills.

    DUTIES                                :           Receive and verify documents for registration. Register the claims on the

    Operational System. Assist employer services at the kiosk, online system and service centres. Handle all service-related queries and complaints.

    ENQUIRIES                          :           Ms Sherelda Kleinsmith Tel No: (053) 838 1517

    Mr MI Makgobola Tel No: (015) 290 1723

    APPLICATIONS                  :           Chief Director: Provincial Operations: Private Bag X5012, Kimberley, 8301 or

    hand deliver at Cnr Compound and Pniel Road Email: Jobs- NCKIM@labour.gov.za For Attention: Human Resources Operations, Provincial Office, Kimberley

    Chief Director: Provincial Operations: Private Bag X9368, Polokwane, 0700 Or hand deliver at 42a Schoeman Street, Polokwane Or Email address: CFJobs- LEP@labour.gov.za for Lephalale For Attention: Sub-directorate: Human Resources Management, Polokwane.

     

     

     

     

    CLOSING DATE                  :    06 February 2026 at 16:00 (walk-in) and 23:59 (online)

    NOTE                                   :    All attachments for online application must include an application form Z83 and

    CV only combined, in PDF and as one (1) document or attachment, indicate the correct job title and the reference number of the post on the subject line of your email. Use the correct email address associated with the post. Failure to do so, your application will be disqualified. Applications quoting the relevant reference number must be submitted on the new form Z83, obtainable from any Public Service Department or on the internet at www.gov.za/documents. Received applications using the incorrect application for employment (old Z83) will not be considered. Each post(s) advert must be accompanied by its own application form for employment and must be fully completed, initialled and signed by the applicant as instructed below. Failure to fully complete, initial and sign the Z83 form will lead to disqualification of the application during the selection process. All fields of Section A, B, C and D of the Z83 must be completed in full. Section E, F, G (Due to the limited space on the Z83 it is acceptable for applicants to indicate refer to CV or see attached. However, the question related to conditions that prevent re-appointment under Part โ€œF" must be answered and declaration signed. Only an updated comprehensive CV (with detailed previous experience if any) and a completed and signed new Z83 application form is required. Only shortlisted candidates will be required to submit certified copies of qualifications and other related documents on or before the day of the interview following the communication from Human Resources and such qualification(s) and other related document(s) will be in line with the requirements of the advert. Non-RSA Citizens/Permanent Resident Permit holders in possession of foreign qualifications must be accompanied by an evaluation report issued by the South African Qualification Authority (SAQA) (only when shortlisted). The Department does not accept applications via fax. Applicants who do not comply with the abovementioned instructions/ requirements, as well as applications received late will not be considered. Failure to submit all the requested documents will result in the application not being considered. Correspondence will be limited to shortlisted candidates only. If you have not been contacted within eight (8) weeks after the closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful. All shortlisted candidates, including the SMS, shall undertake two pre-entry assessments. One will be a practical exercise to determine a candidate’s suitability based on the post’s technical and generic requirements and the other must be an integrity (ethical conduct) assessment. Suitable candidates will be subjected to a personnel suitability check (criminal record, citizenship, credit record checks, qualification verification and employment verification). Please note by responding to the advertisement, you consent to the collection, processing, and storing of your Personal Information in accordance with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) Your information will be used soley for the purpose of this promotion and will not be shared with third parties without prior consent unless required by law. The Department reserves the right not to make any appointment(s) to the below advertised post(s). The successful candidate will be expected to sign a performance agreement. The Department is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer. The Employment Equity Plan of the Department shall inform the employment decision. It is the Department’s intention to promote equity (race, gender and disability) through the filling of this post(s)โ€‹

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  • Neftaly Agriculture Eland

    Neftaly Agriculture Eland

    Common name: Eland (often Common Eland, Taurotragus oryx) Expert Africa+3Encyclopedia Britannica+3South Africa Online+3
    Other related species/subspecies: Includes Giant Eland (Taurotragus derbianus) in parts of Africa; several subspecies/variants of the Common Eland with slight differences in colouring, striping, or size. Encyclopedia Britannica+2Badoca+2


    Biology & Ecology

    Physical Characteristics

    • Eland are the largest antelope species. Bulls are much larger than females. In South Africa, mature males can reach up to ~900โ€ฏkg and about 1.7โ€ฏm at the shoulder; females are significantly lighter (around 450โ€ฏkg) and somewhat smaller in height. EOL+3Kruger National Park+3South Africa Online+3
    • Both sexes have horns (spirally twisted), but malesโ€™ horns tend to be thicker and more robust, while females sometimes have longer but thinner horns. Animal Diversity Web+2SchoolNet+2
    • Markings: light brown/tawny coat; faint vertical white stripes on flanks in many populations, especially younger animals or in certain subspecies; a pronounced dewlap in both sexes but more conspicuous in bulls. Encyclopedia Britannica+2South Africa Online+2

    Habitat & Distribution

    • Eland are widely distributed across southern and eastern Africa. Their natural habitats include savannas, grasslands, bushveld, semiโ€‘deserts, light woodlands, and montane grasslands. They tend to avoid dense forest, swamps, or full deserts. Encyclopedia Britannica+3SchoolNet+3EOL+3
    • They are adaptable in terms of water: can survive long periods without surface water by feeding on moistureโ€‘rich plants (e.g. certain fruits, succulents) and by using vegetation that absorbs moisture from dew or humidity. Kruger National Park+2My Wildlife SA+2

    Behaviour & Social Structure

    • Herds vary in size; herds of up to several dozen to hundreds in favourable conditions. The herd composition includes cows (females), calves, and sometimes multiple males. Males may break off into bachelor herds. SchoolNet+2EOL+2
    • They are both browsers and grazers: in wet seasons they feed more on grasses; in dry seasons or when grass is less available, they browse shrubs, leaves, trees, herbs. They also use their horns to break branches to access browse. EOL+3SchoolNet+3Expert Africa+3

    Reproduction & Life Cycle

    • Gestation ~โ€ฏ8โ€‘9 months. Usually a single calf is born. Calves are able to run with the herd within a few hours of birth. My Wildlife SA+2SchoolNet+2
    • Sexual maturity: females tend to reach reproductive maturity around 3 years old; males somewhat later (often 4โ€‘5 years) when they can compete for dominance. SchoolNet+2Faunus+2
    • Lifespan: in wild generally ~โ€ฏ15โ€‘20 years; in captivity sometimes up to ~25 years. Altina Wildlife Park+2African Wildlife Foundation+2

    Predators & Threats


    Conservation Status

    • The Common Eland is listed as Least Concern overall by IUCN, but with some populations facing decline or vulnerability due to the threats above. African Wildlife Foundation+2Species Status+2
    • In South Africa specifically, threats include habitat loss (settlements, agriculture), humanโ€‘wildlife conflict, limitations on range, vulnerability during droughts. However, wildlife ranching and reintroduction have helped in certain areas. Species Status+1

    Neftaly Agriculture โ€“ Eland Programme: Vision & Goals

    The Eland Programme under Neftaly Agriculture would aim to balance conservation of Eland populations with sustainable land use, economic opportunity, and ecosystem integrity. Key vision & goals might include:

    1. Conservation of viable Eland populations
      Maintain and bolster genetically healthy, robust Eland populations in their natural and restored habitats.
    2. Habitat protection, restoration & connectivity
      Secure and restore key grassland, savanna, bushveld and woodland habitats. Facilitate corridors to allow seasonal movements and avoid genetic isolation.
    3. Sustainable Use & Livelihood Integration
      Include ways for landowners and communities to benefit from Eland presence (ecoโ€‘tourism, wildlife farming, viewing), ensuring benefits do not compromise conservation.
    4. Threat reduction & resilience building
      Address and mitigate human impacts, drought vulnerability, loss of grazing/browsing material, fencing, water scarcity; build resilience to climate variability.
    5. Community engagement, capacity building & education
      Ensure local stakeholders are involved in planning, management, benefit sharing; provide training in wildlife management, monitoring, conflict mitigation.
    6. Monitoring, research & adaptive management
      Collect data on population dynamics, genetics, habitat condition; monitor threats; adapt management practices as needed.

    Proposed Components & Activities

    Here are suggested programme components and associated activities for Neftalyโ€™s Eland Programme:

    ComponentKey Activities
    Habitat Management & Landscape PlanningMapping of key habitat patches; restoring degraded grasslands or woodland; controlling invasive species; implementing fire management; ensuring access to water or moistureโ€‘rich vegetation; planning corridors between reserves/private lands.
    Population Management & GeneticsRegular population surveys; tracking age/sex class; genetic sampling if needed to avoid inbreeding; translocations where necessary, under permit.
    Water & Resource Scarcity SolutionsIdentifying water sources; creating or maintaining watering points; planting or promoting browse species that retain moisture; leveraging vegetation that captures atmospheric moisture.
    Threat MitigationAntiโ€‘poaching patrols; community patrols; managing humanโ€‘wildlife conflict; fencing with wildlifeโ€‘friendly designs; ensuring disease control and livestock interface management.
    Ecoโ€‘tourism / Wildlife EconomyGuided safaris, photographic tours; interpretive hides; leverage Eland as a flagship species; partner with lodges/private game ranches; possibly sustainable trophy hunting if legal and ethical, with quotas.
    Community PartnershipsIncentivising landowners to conserve habitat; revenue sharing; engaging local communities in monitoring, guiding; educational outreach about eland ecological role.
    Research & MonitoringTracking of births, mortality, migration/movement; diet studies; response to environmental change; adaptation to drought; collecting data to inform management.
    Legal & Policy FrameworkEnsuring compliance with wildlife laws; securing permits; advocating for policy support for large herbivores; integrating Eland conservation into landโ€‘use planning.

    Challenges & Risk Factors

    Implementing an Eland programme will face several challenges:

    • Large area requirements and mobility / roaming needs: Elands need substantial space and access to seasonal migration or movement routes. Fragmented habitat restricts this.
    • Water dependencies during dry periods: While adaptable, long dry periods or droughts can severely stress populations. Vegetation moisture sources may not always suffice.
    • Humanโ€‘wildlife conflict: Crop damage, competition for grazing, fences interfering with movement, farmers viewing eland as pests.
    • Disease and parasites: Tick load, diseases transmissible from domestic livestock, poor condition during harsh seasons increasing vulnerability.
    • Poaching and unsustainable exploitation: Meat, hides, perhaps illicit trade if not regulated.
    • Genetic isolation: Fenced reserves or farms may limit gene flow, risk of inbreeding.
    • Financial / operational sustainability: Costs for habitat restoration, monitoring, water infrastructure, antiโ€‘poaching, etc. Ensuring longโ€‘term funding and local buyโ€‘in is key.

    Metrics & Monitoring of Success

    To measure success and adaptively manage:

    • Population size and structure (number of breeding adults, calves, sex ratios) over time.
    • Spatial distribution: habitat area occupied, connectivity between patches, corridor effectiveness.
    • Calf survival rates, adult mortality (natural vs anthropogenic).
    • Genetic diversity measures if sampling is possible.
    • Habitat quality indicators: availability of forage (grass and browse), water access, presence of moistureโ€‘rich vegetation.
    • Frequency of humanโ€‘wildlife conflict incidents, crop damage reports.
    • Number of landowners/communities participating; number of training / capacity activities delivered.
    • Revenue from ecoโ€‘tourism, wildlife viewing, or other sustainable uses, and how benefits are shared locally.
    • Threat incidence: poaching detections, disease outbreaks, drought impact.

    Example / Hypothetical Implementation Scenario

    • Pilot landscape selection: Choose a large private reserve or cluster of adjacent farms with remnant savanna or woodland habitat. Map existing Eland populations and identify potential corridors.
    • Habitat improvement: Restore degraded grazing areas, replant browse species, ensure watering points, manage fire regimes.
    • Translocation if needed: Bring in individuals to boost populations, ensuring genetic compatibility.
    • Community engagement: Work with neighboring farms/families to allow movement corridors, perhaps share profits from tourism or game viewing.
    • Monitoring & tracking: Use camera traps, GPS collars, aerial surveys to monitor movement, health, population trends.
    • Ecoโ€‘tourism integration: Build hides, promote photographic safaris, partner with local lodges; interpretative materials about Elandโ€™s traits (size, role in ecosystem, adaptation).

    Ethical, Legal & Policy Considerations

    • Permits and compliance with national/provincial wildlife laws (protected species, game farming regulations).
    • Ethical treatment during capture/translocation, animal welfare standards.
    • Ensuring any consumptive use (hunting, meat, hides) is sustainable, legal, and does not undermine conservation.
    • Benefit sharing with local communities; landowners must see value in conservation to secure longโ€‘term buyโ€‘in.
    • Consideration of how climate change may alter water availability, vegetation, movement patterns โ€” build resilience into plans.
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