Smart Cleaning Solutions is one of Australia’s best cleaning companies with branches all around Australia providing reliable cleaning services all over the country with top notch workers and cleaners around. Our Services vary from cleaning Hotels, Pubs, RSL Clubs, Gyms, Schools, Childcare, Aged Care, Medical Centres, & Hospitals.

New Zealand Jobs Available (Updated as of April 3)

Looking For A Job?

Welcome to our Positions Vacant Section for New Zealand Jobs — our pick of the most relevant work and flexible jobs in New Zealand for mums like you! All our jobs are mum friendly, updated daily and are current (as far as we know!)

Work from Home Business Opportunity

  •  Are you sick of juggling work, life, children, social engagements etc?
  • Do you want more freedom to spend time doing the things you love?
  • One of the great things about this business is it does NOT involve cold calling, NO harassing friends & family, NO stocking products, NO paying rent for commercial space, NO MLM, NO home parties, NO one-on-one presentations.
  • If you have 15 hours a week spare to put into a new venture, and are driven to make a change in your like, I would love to hear from you.

Click here for further information!

  • Condition: Full time/Part time, at least 15 hours a week
  • Full training provided*
  • Job available until: 13/08/20

Holiday Park Receptionist

Blue Lake TOP 10 Holiday Park

  • Location: Otago
  • Condition: Full Time
  • Job available until: April 5

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

Data Liaison & Records Officer

New Zealand Qualifications Authority

  • Location: Wellington
  • Condition: Full Time
  • Job available until: April 5

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

Sales Assistant

Fernlea Cabinetry and Joinery Ltd

  • Location: Waikato
  • Condition: Part Time
  • Job available until: April 9

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

Personal Assistant

Junk-2-go Rubbish Removal Service

  • Location: Auckland
  • Condition: Full Time
  • Job available until: April 9

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

Administrative Assistant

Kelly Services

  • Location: Manawatu
  • Job available until: April 16

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

Office Manager/PA

New Zealand Mortgages and Securities

  • Location: Auckland
  • Job available until: April 16

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

Personal Assistant

Human Connections Group

  • Location: Otago
  • Condition: Part Time
  • Job available until: April 17

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

Animal Care Attendant

SPCA

  • Location: Southland
  • Condition: Part Time
  • Job available until: April 17

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

Cashier & Administration Assistant

Dan Murphy’s

  • Location: Otago
  • Condition: Full Time
  • Job available until: May 2

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

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from Stay at Home Mum https://www.stayathomemum.com.au/work-at-home-ideas/new-zealand-jobs/

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