Department of Employment And Labour

Principal Personnel Officer

Salary or stipendR338 106 per annum

The Department of Employment And Labour is looking for a Principal Personnel Officer. This is a permanent role based in Gauteng Department Of Health.

Provincial Office: Free State, BloemfonteinApplications close 23 November 2026

Source: DPSA Circular 40 of 2026Post 40/11, page 12

Reference number: HR4/4/8/1031
Appointment: Permanent
Province: Gauteng Department Of Health
Closing date: 23 November 2026
Centre: Provincial Office: Free State, Bloemfontein

What you will need

Three (3) year relevant tertiary qualification in Human Resources Management.
Knowledge: All Labour Legislations.
Departmental policies and procedure.
HR related systems.
Public Service Act.
Batho Pele principles.
Public service regulations.
Skills: Communication, Presentation, Conflict management, Analytical, Report writing, Computer literacy, Planning and organising, Supervisory, Time management.

Experience

Three (3) year relevant tertiary qualification in Human Resources Management. One (1) to two (2) years functional experience doing the Human Resources Management services.

Skills and competencies

Skills: Communication, Presentation, Conflict management, Analytical, Report writing, Computer literacy, Planning and organising, Supervisory, Time management.

Key responsibilities

Render recruitment and selection process.
Process and approve service benefits.
Provide and monitor termination of service at the Province.
Monitor establishment and the implementation of Human Resources policies.
Monitor the payment of salaries.
Supervise all resources within the Section.

Additional details

Grade: Provincial

How to apply

Chief Director: Provincial Operations: Private Bag X522, Bloemfontein, 9300 Or hand deliver at Laboria House, 43 Charlotte Maxeke Street, Bloemfontein. Email: [email protected]

Application method: Hand delivery
Email: [email protected]
Enquiries: Mr S Segalo
Telephone: (051) 505 6206

Please note

African Males, African Females and African with Disabilities, Coloured Males, Coloured Females and Coloured with Disabilities.
White Males and White Females.