Jawatan Kosong Kerajaan March 2020

Pemberitahuan Jawatan Kosong di Dewan Pustaka Dan Bahasa . Kekosongan Jawatan: 1) PERANCANG BAHASA GRED S41 2) PUSTAKAWAN GRED S41 3) PENOLONG JURUAUDIT GRED W29 4) JURUFOTOGRAFI GRED B19 5) PENJAGA JENTERA ELEKTRIK GRED J19 6) PEMBANTU PENERBITAN GRED N19 7) PEGAWAI KHIDMAT PELANGGAN GRED N19 8) PEMBANTU TADBIR KEWANGAN GRED W19 9) PEMBANTU AWAM GRED H11 10) PENGAWAL KESELAMATAN GRED KP11 11) PEMBANTU EKSEKUTIF KEWANGAN #JawatanKosongTerkini #SektorKerajaan Kelayakan: PMR / SPM / Diploma / Ijazah Lokasi Penempatan: Ibu Pejabat DBP / DBP Caw. Sabah / DBP Caw. Sarawak Tarikh Tutup Permohonan: 22 Mac 2020. Keterangan lanjut sila semak laman web rasmi Dewan Pustaka Dan Bahasa.

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