Assistance for young professional

Assist for young professional

I am looking for some energetic, youthful and reliable males to assist a young man in a wheelchair with a disability to work casual shifts per week, including additional hours of gym and swimming, depending on your schedule. I would love to get fit so a background in fitness training will be ideal!

Flexible shifts are available throughout the day, evenings and weekends and we currently have shifts available of between 6 - 20 hours per week and must be able to weekdays as well as weekends with permanent part time or call on as required shifts available for the right people The hours are very flexible according to your schedule! ideal for a young professional person late 20s or early 30s . Some successful candidates will need to start ASAP,

A bit about me, I run a small business in Dunedin. I'm in my early 30s (just!) and I like to go out and travel overseas etc.

The attributes for those seeking this position are:

Good sense of humor

Good work ethic

Confidential and honest

Good self-management skills

Good communication skills

Patience and empathy

Good domestic skills (cooking, cleaning the main ones)

It is recommended they have access to a car/van. Although this is not necessary

Must go through a police check (after the interview phase)

It is desirable that one or two of the successful candidates have a driver licence.

You must be physically fit for the position as some lifting and transferring is required. The personal care involved will require the use of public male toilet facilities.

The main places of work will be North Dunedin, as well as around the Central Business District. No previous experience is required as training will be provided.

Pay rate is 24.30 to 30 depends on experience per hour plus holiday loading. There are potential times when travel will be required.

Apply now!

Please note: this employer has specified for applications from only males, as is their right (to privacy) as a household employer under s27 of the Human Rights Act 1993.