The Department of Labour is seeking a Chief Director: Labour Relations for its Head Office in Pretoria.
In this pivotal role, you will be at the forefront of developing strategies aimed at promoting equity in the Labour Market and ensuring the protection of vulnerable workers across various industries in South Africa.
Your daily responsibilities will include advising the Director-General and Executive Authority on Labour Relations matters, managing resources within the Chief Directorate, and promoting sound Labour Relations practices throughout the country.
This role is crucial in shaping a fair and equitable labour environment, directly impacting the lives of workers and contributing to the overall stability of South Africa’s workforce.
By focusing on promoting equity and providing guidance on Labour Relations trends, you will help create a more just and sustainable labour market.
Your efforts will not only support the vulnerable but also enhance the operational standards within various sectors, making a tangible difference in the community.
For young South Africans, this opportunity represents more than just a job; it is a chance to step into a meaningful career in public service.
You will gain invaluable professional experience and training while working with seasoned experts in the field.
The position offers stability and the potential for growth, giving you the tools needed to make a real impact in government and society.
As you navigate this role, you will also develop key skills in leadership, strategic management, and conflict resolution—competencies that are essential for a successful career in the public sector.
Joining the Department of Labour as a Chief Director: Labour Relations gives you the unique opportunity to contribute to the betterment of society while establishing a solid foundation for your career in government.
If you are passionate about fairness and equity in the workplace, this role is the perfect stepping stone to achieving your professional aspirations and making a difference in the lives of others.
