Duties and Responsibilities
pharmacy Qualifications and Experience: B Pharm Internship Community Service Skills, Abilities and Job Related
pharmacy Qualifications and Experience: B Pharm Internship Community Service Skills, Abilities and Job Related
of process control equipment Train and mentor apprentices and assistants Actively improve and comply with
of the team and third-party agents. Train the apprentices to execute welds in a professional manner, examine
experienced Senior Legal Specialist in Property Law to join their team. The Senior Legal Specialist will providing expert advice and support on all property law matters within the company. Key Responsibilities: Conduct legal research and analysis on property law issues and provide recommendations to management property laws and regulations. 6. Represent the company in legal proceedings related to property law, including Train and mentor junior legal staff on property law issues and best practices. Qualifications: Minimum
Property Law. This position will involve researching, interpreting, and applying property laws to various Responsibilities: - Conduct legal research on property laws and regulations - Analyze and interpret legal documents changes in property laws and regulations Requirements: - Bachelor's degree in Law or related field - 1-2 experience in property law or related legal field - Strong knowledge of property laws, regulations, and procedures
Requirements:
A degree in Law.
Admission as a practicing Attorney or Advocate
policy and regulation, competition or administrative law will be an added advantage.
Experience
legislation
ICT regulation
Competition Law
ICT trends and drivers
ICT Legal advisory
law in respect of license conditions, competition law enforcement and mergers;
third parties.
Supervising and training apprentices on how to manufacture components correctly.
Labour Law; Occupational Health and Safety legislation; basic principles of South African law of contract contract as well as the law of landlord and tenant. Consumer protection Law implications of property owners