Finance Clerk Supervisor – East London & Port Shepstone – Directorate For Priority Crime Investigation

About the Role

The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation is currently seeking a Finance Clerk Supervisor to join its dedicated team in East London and Port Shepstone. This role is crucial in ensuring that financial operations run smoothly, thereby supporting the broader mission of public service. By managing financial claims, payroll, and resources, the Finance Clerk Supervisor plays a vital role in maintaining the integrity of the department’s financial transactions and ensuring compliance with relevant standards. Your contributions will directly impact the community by facilitating efficient and transparent financial processes.

Located in vibrant cities, East London and Port Shepstone are bustling hubs that provide essential services to their residents. Working in this role means you will be at the forefront of public service, directly contributing to the health of the local economy and the efficient operation of government services. This is a unique opportunity for candidates who are passionate about finance and public service, offering a chance to make a meaningful difference in the lives of South Africans.

About the Department

The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation is committed to combating serious and organized crime, ensuring the safety and security of all citizens in South Africa. This department operates with a clear mandate to uphold the law and deliver justice, working tirelessly to serve the public interest. Joining this team means you will be part of a dedicated effort to enhance the lives of communities across the country, making a real impact through your work.

What You’ll Do

• Administer all telephone and cell phone accounts, register new users on TMS, and issue pin codes.
• Oversee financial claims, payments, and advances, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
• Manage payroll processes and applications for various allowances, such as housing and overtime.
• Handle incoming and outgoing correspondence efficiently.
• Address IRP5 related inquiries and ensure adherence to information security standards.
• Supervise and control allocated human, physical, and financial resources effectively.

What You’ll Need

• A Senior Certificate (Grade 12) or National Certificate (Vocational) recorded on the National Learner Record Database at NQF Level 4.
• A minimum of four years of relevant experience in finance or administration.
• Proficiency in at least two official languages, including English.
• South African citizenship with documentary proof required during the interview process.
• Clean criminal and departmental record with no pending cases.
• Strong computer literacy, interpersonal communication skills, and organizational capabilities.
• Relevant tertiary qualifications or developmental courses will be advantageous.

How to Apply

Application forms must be posted, hand delivered, or emailed to the following addresses (Please utilize only one mode of delivery which is convenient to you).