Contract/Temp Retail Assistants, Library Services &amp; Information Management Jobs in All New Zealand

classification: Retail & Consumer Products

Play a part in one of New Zealand's favourite brands!
Amazing benefits!
Career growth opportunities!

Looking for a new part time gig? Join us as our new Retail Assistant 15hrs per week in our Centreplace store on a 6 Month FTC!

Listed three days ago

Shop Assistant - Lynn Mall

at Lily's Collection

This is a Contract/Temp job

Auckland CBD, Auckland

subClassification: Retail Assistants

classification: Retail & Consumer Products

Reliable, experienced sales person required at a busy shop in Lynn Mall.

Listed seventeen days ago

Family Store Assistant

at The Salvation Army NZ

This is a Contract/Temp job

Nelson Central, Tasman

subClassification: Retail Assistants

classification: Retail & Consumer Products

Are you a customer service superstar?
Want to create value from donated goods?
Make a difference within your community

This role is critical to our stores success and primarily responsible for providing our customers and donors alike with an excellent experience.

Hamilton Central, Waikato

Listed twenty two days ago

Retail Assistant

at 2degrees

This is a Contract/Temp job

subClassification: Retail Assistants

classification: Retail & Consumer Products

Play a part in one of New Zealand's favourite brands!
Amazing benefits!
Potential career growth opportunities!

Looking for your next 6 Month fixed term contract gig? Join us as at Centreplace store for 15hrs per week!

Library Services & Information Management

Listed eight days ago

Research Services Adviser - Māori

at The University of Auckland

This is a Contract/Temp job

Auckland CBD, Auckland

$68,600 – $84,700 per year

subClassification: Library Services & Information Management

classification: Education & Training

(Education & Training)

Full-Time - 37.5 hours per week
Fixed-Term 12 months
5 weeks annual leave

We have an exciting Fixed-Term opportunity for an individual passionate about supporting research and researchers through a kaupapa Māori lens.