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The Compensation Fund, within the Department of Employment and Labour, is offering two Accounting Clerk posts in Pretoria. The salary is R237 453 per annum, and applications close on 13 November 2026 at 16:00 for walk-in applications and 23:59 for online applications.
About the company and the work
The Compensation Fund administers compensation for workers affected by occupational injuries and diseases. Its finance teams process payments, check claims and keep accurate accounting records so that beneficiaries and service providers are dealt with correctly.
Role details and duties
The clerks will attend to accounts payable and claims processes, receive invoice notifications for goods received, and provide accounting and administrative support to the sub-directorate. The reference number is HR5/1/2/3/45, and there are two posts.
Requirements
Only the requirements stated in the advertisement are listed here:
- A Grade 12 Certificate at NQF level 4, as recognised by SAQA
- No experience is required
- Knowledge of Compensation Fund policies, procedures and processes, customer service and Batho Pele principles, COIDA, financial control, accounts payable prescripts and processes, data capturing, and stakeholder and customer relations
- Knowledge of legislative requirements including the PFMA and National Treasury regulations
- Skills in computer literacy, communication in verbal and written form, interpersonal relations, data and records management, telephone skills and etiquette, and problem solving and decision making
Where to find and apply safely
This vacancy appears in DPSA Circular 39 of 2026, in the Employment and Labour section, post 39/20. Apply using the new Z83 form, with an updated comprehensive CV, and quote the correct post title and reference number. The application email shown in the advertisement is [email protected]. Use only the details in the official advertisement, and do not pay anyone for an application.
Practical tips
Complete every applicable section of the Z83 form, initial and sign it, and check the reference number before sending. Send the application well before the closing time for your chosen method, as walk-in and online closing times differ.
How the process works
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted, and shortlisted candidates may be asked to submit certified copies of their qualifications and related documents on or before the day of the interview. If you have not been contacted within eight weeks after the closing date, the department’s general note indicates that the application should be regarded as unsuccessful.
Important information
This page is informational only. It does not replace the official DPSA advertisement, and it does not guarantee an interview or appointment. Always check the closing date, reference number and application instructions in the original PDF before applying.
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