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Meter Reader | South Belfast | 9-month contact Staffline Ireland is currently seeking a Meter Reader to join our client, NIE, on an initial 9-month temporary contract. Role: As a Meter Reader you will be responsible for accurately recording electricity meter readings for NIE customers in South Belfast and surrounding areas. Key Responsibilities: Accurately read and record electricity meters across residential and commercial properties. Ensure timely, efficient, and reliable collection of meter data. Identify and report any issues, faults, or irregularities discovered during meter readings. Provide excellent customer service, addressing customer questions or concerns professionally. Comply with all relevant health and safety regulations while performing duties. Use handheld electronic devices to capture, store, and transmit meter readings. Essential Criteria: Exceptional attention to detail and a high level of accuracy. Strong organisational and time-management abilities. Ability to work independently and manage a varied workload effectively. Good communication skills with a customer-focused approach. Physical capability to walk long distances and work in different weather conditions. Full, valid UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Able to pass an Access NI background check. Desirable Criteria: Previous experience in meter reading or a similar field. Basic knowledge of electricity meters and associated equipment. Rate of pay: £12.21 weeks 1-12 £14.10 12+ weeks Quarterly bonus incentive payments For further information please contact Craig in our Belfast office on , or submit your CV via the link. Skills: Meter Reader Customer Service NIE Electricity Benefits: Bonus

BUSINESS SOLUTIONS MANAGER MICE & GOLF Tourism continues to be one of Northern Irelands most recognisable good news stories. Tourism Northern Ireland is responsible for the development of tourism in Northern Ireland, supporting the tourism industry and for marketing the region as a tourist destination. A non-departmental public body of the Department for the Economy, the organisation works closely with other tourism bodies to help develop the visitor economy. The tourism sector in Northern Ireland continues to go from strength to strength with recent figures estimating there were 4.7 million overnight trips to the region in 2024, with an associated £1.1 billion expenditure In addition, the sector supports almost 6,000 tourism businesses as well as 70,000 jobs 70% of which are located outside of Belfast - making it one of the most geographically and socially dispersed sectors of the economy in the region. Tourists increasingly want to engage with real life experiences which give them a sense of the culture and heritage of the places they are visiting, and Northern Ireland has that in abundance. Tourism NI and the industry continue to work together towards delivering a more sustainable, productive, regionally balanced economy, which can deliver good jobs. Tourism NIs consumer brand `Embrace a Giant Spirit continues to flourish, encapsulating the spirit of the people, the warmth of the welcome and the authenticity of the visitor experience. Tourism NI is also closely involved in the tourism elements of the City and Growth Deal Programmes which will be crucial in helping to secure more spend from international visitors to the island. Golf tourism is also a key area of focus for Tourism NI. Our latest Golf Monitor research showed golf tourism reached a record value of £86.2 million in 2024 up almost 66% since 2019 when The 148th Open was held at Royal Portrush. This Championship prompted significant investment in the North Coast particularly in the accommodation sector with a number of new properties and acquisitions opening later. In July 2025, Northern Irelands world-class golf offering took centre stage once again when The 153rd Open took place at Royal Portrush. Tourism NI once again played a key role in the successful delivery of The Championship, which drew 278,000 fans and was forecast to deliver a combined economic and media benefit of £213 million across the region, with its legacy expected to be felt for years to come through associated investment. Northern Ireland continues to be a much sought after destination for the lucrative golf and luxury segments of the tourism market. With other major events on the horizon in the region, including the Fleadh Cheoil na hireann in Belfast, the future is looking bright for the tourism sector in Northern Ireland, its industry and its world-class tourism offering. BUSINESS SOLUTIONS MANAGER MICE & GOLF GENERAL RESPONSIBILITY This role contributes to the overall strategic direction of Tourism NI. The Job Holder will lead a team whose remit is to help stimulate demand in the areas of Business Events and Golf Tourism by supporting accommodation providers, visitor attractions and experience providers to become part of the itinerary for Tour Operators and Destination Management Companies (DMCs). This team will lead on supporting delivery of Tourism NIs new Business Tourism Strategy to maximise the investment in conference and meeting facilities across the country, lead on the delivery of the Golf Tourism Strategic Vision and seek to exploit the growing interest across Northern Ireland from the lucrative corporate and incentive sectors of the market. MAIN DUTIES The Job Holder will be responsible for the following areas of activity: Business Development Develop, package and promote Northern Ireland as an attractive and competitive destination to the Business Events and Golf Tourism sectors. Develop relationships with Tour Operators and Destination Management Companies (DMCs) based within the Island of Ireland and overseas to develop and co-ordinate a tailored support programme to key accounts. Develop strong working relationships with the Northern Ireland industry, providing market specific insights to both MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions) and golf sector suppliers. Represent and promote Northern Ireland at relevant global trade platforms and recruit appropriate members of the Northern Ireland tourism industry for trade shows and promotional stands. Develop and deliver tactical sales activity with key operators and local trade to increase the number of operators programming the Northern Ireland experience. Lead on the development, recruiting and hosting of a programme of familiarisation visits and workshops including Northern Ireland industry and ROI/Overseas Tour Operators. Develop an expert understanding of the international tour operator landscape as well as the wider tourism industries and communicate this knowledge internally and externally through marketing communications to a wide audience to aid improved competitiveness for Northern Ireland within the industry. Become a leader within Tourism NI and the MICE and golf sectors through developing an understanding of the latest sales and marketing trends, ensuring innovation and creative thinking in the delivery of marketing communications. Work with and develop strong working relationships with Tourism Ireland and Failte Ireland to identify and develop marketing opportunities for Northern Ireland's product portfolio and have consistency in approach across the tri-agency partnerships where applicable. Co-ordinate the supply of information, digital assets and promotional collateral as appropriate to Tourism Ireland, Failte Ireland and VisitBritain for inclusion within their marketing platforms ensuring profile for Northern Ireland. Provide specialist information and advice on tourism products to the industry (including toolkits, sector expertise and market specific insights). Oversee specialist print and website development. Oversee the management of stakeholders, industry partners and key client relationship. Develop and evaluate a programme of sales activity to intermediaries for example Professional Conference Organisers, Destination Management Companies, and specialist Golf Tour Operators. Provide Business and Golf Tourism development direction to the Northern Ireland Industry and guidance to the Industry Development team within Tourism NI. Co-ordinate Tourism NIs Service Level Agreements (SLAs) concerning the Conference Ambassador Programme, the Business Ambassador Programme and the Northern Ireland Conference Support Scheme. Support the Head of Business Solutions on work areas in Business Tourism and follow through on recommendations for both marketing and business development activities. Support the Head of Business Solutions to co-ordinate the relations/activities of key partners within the supply chain to ensure delivery of Business Tourism (including Conference Bureaus). Provide and promote the Business Tourism support package to Conference organisers including participation in familiarisation visits for Conference organisers and Incentive buyers etc. People & Budget Management Deliver effective leadership to create and sustain a high-performing team. Provide line management responsibility and leadership for the team by ensuring that all activities are managed in line with Tourism NIs policies, procedures, values, and behaviours. Provide direction and leadership for the team by convening regular team meetings to facilitate the communication of organisational and team issues in order to contribute to the achievement of Tourism NIs strategic targets and objectives. Take responsibility for employee development ensuring motivation, providing coaching, and ensuring efficient and effective use of people and their skills in relation to managing projects and engagement with stakeholders. Working alongside the team resolve any resource constraints or blockages with a view to finding solutions based on business priorities. Take responsibility for the management and control of workflows for employees within the team to ensure that organisational standards are met. Ensure that learning and development plans are in place and performance reviews are undertaken within the required timescales. Take the lead in the management and maintenance of the Unit budget including the MICE and golf budget lines, taking account of value for money and ensuring that resources are used effectively and in accordance with Tourism NIs financial policies and procedures. Take the lead in the development of Business Cases and completion of Post Project Evaluations in a timely manner. Ensure the administration of all payments are in accordance with Tourism NIs financial governance policies and procedures. Provide regular budget reports, as and when required, to the Head of Business Solutions. Governance and Reporting Comply with all aspects of organisational policy, programme management and promote good governance within the team. Specifically: Systematically review the status of all projects within the work area to ensure that all issues are being addressed, that status reports are submitted on time and that colleagues are briefed on key issues. Liaise with the Head of Business Solutions to clearly define all roles and responsibilities across team members and oversee the delivery of these duties. Proactively monitor the activities across the team to ensure continued alignment with Tourism NIs corporate strategy. Corporate Management Responsibility Act as the central point of contact for all matters relating to the business unit. Provide briefing material and draft responses / correspondence as and when required by Tourism NIs Executive Leadership and Senior Management Teams, the Board, the Department for the Economy, the NI Assembly, members of the tourism industry and the general public within the specified timelines and in an appropriate format. Lead on the delivery of project work within the Unit and across Tourism NI including representation at working groups and meetings. Contribute to the development of the Annual Operating Plan, the achievement of tourism targets and promote the corporate values and behaviours within the Team and across the organisation. Provide cover for management within the Division to include decision making and attending meetings in the absence of colleagues. Attend training as and when required and keep abreast of current developments in your area of work. Maintain, store, and dispose of records in accordance with Tourism NIs information governance policy. Any other duties commensurate with the grade as required by Tourism NI. This Job Description has been written at a time of organisational change and it will be subject to review and amendment as the demands of the role and the organisation evolve. The job holder is therefore required to be flexible, adaptable and aware that they may be asked to perform tasks, duties and responsibilities which are not specifically detailed in the job description, but which are commensurate with the role and/or grade appointed or present an opportunity for development. PERSON SPECIFICATION ESSENTIAL CRITERIA EDUCATION / QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE: Option 1 A relevant* sixth-level qualification (undergraduate degree) as detailed in the qualification framework (see overleaf). *A relevant qualification would include communications, marketing, public relations, or journalism for example. Other fields may be accepted where relevance to the role is clearly demonstrated. AND A minimum of 3 years experience in Business to Business (B2B) business development role with strong evidence of growing revenue, market share and profitability. OR Option 2 A minimum of 5 years experience in Business to Business (B2B) business development role with strong evidence of growing revenue, market share and profitability. ESSENTIAL CRITERIA - Personal Effectiveness The Job Holder will possess an excellent standard of: Project and budget management skills including the ability to plan, organise and manage tasks and people to ensure that tight deadlines and customer expectations are met using proven key account management, commercial and business development skills. Negotiation, influencing, interpersonal, communication and problem-solving skills including the ability to influence and build strong working relationships with multiple internal and external stakeholders. Proven ability to develop marketing strategies and plans to improve business performance. Ability to network, successfully engage and lead partners and stakeholders to a common goal. Ability to provide results focused service delivery meeting and exceeding the needs of customers. Ability to direct, lead and motivate a team to achieve high performance including contributing to strategy development and implementation. Ability to attend overseas sales and marketing platforms throughout the year. DESIRABLE CRITERIA Experience working in the golf tourism or business events sectors. Experience working in the public sector with an understanding of governance and reporting procedures. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION This is not an exhaustive list of duties and requirements. The nature of the organisation is such that it must respond to the dynamic environment in which it operates and the nature of duties, tasks, knowledge and skills required for this post will evolve and change in time. The Job Holder is expected to adapt to these changes and develop the role as a result. EQUALITY STATEMENT Tourism NI is committed to equality and will comply with the Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act (1998) statutory duties which requires designated public authorities to have due regard to the need to promote equality of opportunity in relation to the nine equality categories and to have regard to the desirability of promoting good relations between persons of different religious belief; political opinion; and racial group. The Disability Discrimination Act (1995) Section 49A requires designated public authorities to have due regard to the need to promote positive attitudes towards disabled persons, and to the need to encourage participation by disabled persons in public life. Tourism NI is an equal opportunities employer. Secondment opportunities may be considered for temporary roles subject to agreement between Tourism NI and the candidates current employer. Qualification Framework Some roles within Tourism Northern Ireland require a specific or minimum level of education which will be stipulated in the essential criteria for the role. When stating a particular qualification level, Tourism Northern Ireland will accept those at, or equivalent to, recognised list of Qualification Levels. FOR FULL APPLICATION PACK PLEASE VISIT click Apply below. COMPLETING APPLICATIONS Those wishing to apply you should submit a completed application via the GetGot portal. by clicking Apply below no later than Monday 22nd December 2025 at 16.00 CVs will not be accepted as a substitute/supplement to the application form. Tourism NI does not accept Late Applications. It is the responsibility of candidates to ensure that their completed application is submitted prior to the closing date and time.

Job Description: Sales Consultant: Hours: 40 hours over 5 days, working any 5 out of 7 days including bank holidays and weekends. Salary: Basic salary up to £25,500 per annum with the opportunity to earn commission and rewards. The Company: Established in 2018, here at Austen & Blake, we create made-to-order diamond jewellery with the support of talented craftspeople, bringing more than 200 years of experience to the realisation of our customers’ dreams. Be it a stunning ring, an elegant necklace or beautiful earrings, Austen & Blake craftspeople help people translate feelings into jewellery every day. About this role: We are looking for a luxury Jewellery Sales Consultant to join our successful sales team based in Belfast. Join us and be a part of our pursuit striving for excellence and work together with an exceptional team dedicated to delivering unparalleled beauty, craftsmanship, and joy to our loyal customers. How you’ll contribute: • Client Engagement and Consultation: Greet clients with warmth and professionalism, building genuine relationships by actively listening to their needs and preferences., • Product Knowledge: Develop a comprehensive understanding of our jewellery collection, including the materials, design details, and craftsmanship that sets us apart., • Sales Performance: Proactively meet and exceed individual and team sales targets while maintaining a consultative and customer-centric approach. Provide personalised recommendations and options to clients, ensuring a memorable and luxurious shopping experience., • Customer Experience: Deliver exceptional customer service at all times, ensuring that each interaction leaves a lasting positive impression. Handle client inquiries, resolve concerns, and create an environment where clients feel valued and appreciated., • Brand Ambassadorship: Embody the essence of our brand and uphold its reputation by maintaining a polished and sophisticated appearance, as well as demonstrating a genuine passion for luxury jewellery., • Collaboration: Work closely with team members and other departments to share insights, contribute to visual merchandising efforts, and collectively enhance the overall customer experience within the store. Qualifications, Skills & Experience: • Minimum of 1-2 years sales experience in luxury retail, preferably in the jewellery sector, with a proven track record of achieving and surpassing sales targets., • Experience liaising with high-end clientele is advantageous, • Confident telephone manner, • Proactive team player, • Problem solving: employ critical thinking to identify possible solutions, • Flexibility: Be able to adapt quickly and efficiently in line with the changing needs of the role, • Have a keen interest in new software and the ability to learn new systems quickly, • Excellent interpersonal skills, including exceptional listening, communication, and relationship-building abilities., • A passion for luxury products and an innate sense of style., • Strong attention to detail and a keen eye for aesthetics., • Ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic environment while maintaining a high level of professionalism., • A proactive and results-driven attitude, combined with a genuine desire to exceed customer expectations. Benefits Competitive salary • Commission, • 20 days holiday plus 8 days bank holiday pro rata, • Private Healthcare, • Access to 24hr Employee Assistance Programme, • Company discount, • Company pension, • Employee discount, • Private medical insurance, • Referral programme Neve Jewels Group is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to providing a work environment that supports, inspires, and respects all individuals. We do not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, colour, religion, age, disability, belief, sexual orientation, marital status, or is disadvantaged by conditions or requirements which cannot be shown.

Join us as a Shop Manager and youll lead and motivate your team to deliver fast and friendly service to our customers. We serve our customers across a number of different channels; in-shop, delivery, Click + Collect and drive thru. You'll be responsible for making sure customers have a brilliant experience when shopping with us - whether they order in store or order their food online. While no two days will be the same, during a typical day at work you can expect to: Lead the team to deliver amazing results and maintain the excellent standards of the shop Drive high performance through recruitment, training and development, and colleague engagement Keepa close eye on things like wage controls, waste controls and customer service standards Roll your sleeves up and get involved in food preparation and serving customers Ensure the shop is clean, well-stocked and welcoming What we can offer you Competitive pay plus commission Colleague discountallowing you and a family member to enjoy up to 50% off your favourite Greggs products Free hot drinksfor you to enjoy while on shift Paid breaks allowing you to recharge your batteries We share 10% of all our profitswith our colleagues Health and Wellbeing App providing Remote GP and Physiotherapy services Holiday entitlement that grows as your career grows with us Colleague share plans to help you invest and save for your future Pension scheme to help you plan for your future. Well match your contributions up to 7% Confidential employee assistance and app helplineto help with your wellbeing Long service awardscelebrating key milestones in your career Savings and discounts for your everyday shopping, leisure and wellbeing About you If you have a track record as a Supervisor or Line Manager, have lots of experience delivering excellent customer service and have worked in a food-on-the-go environment or within retail, this could be the role for you. You'll also be supportive of an inclusive culture - recognising and valuing that difference is good. If youve previously used your skill set to develop a team of people and been supportive of an inclusive culture, recognising and valuing that difference is good, youll fit right in here. Apply now and get ready for the next exciting step in your career! About us Here at Greggs, we love what we do, and we have fun! What makes us so special is our culture how we behave and support each other. Everyones welcome at Greggs. Whatever their background, preferences or beliefs we want all of our colleagues to feel welcome and able to be themselves at work.

Job Ref: Ref-28850 Location: Belfast Employment: Full-Time Permanent Closing Date: 19 December 2025 11:59 pm Main Purpose: To train & develop in a Winemark trainee management role with the aim of successfully integrating into the business as a full time manager. Duties & Responsibilities: To successfully partake in all areas of the MIT programme, both task & class room based training in order to ensure that all areas of the operation are understood & can be used to build a profitable off licence operation. Some of the key learning responsibilities are: Customer Relations / Selling Skills - Promotes a professional and quality level of customer service to existing and new customers; assesses and satisfies customers needs and queries / problems; identifies and maximizes selling opportunities; ensures staff give the required level of customer service; actively achieves Company KPIs Commercial and Business Acumen - Proactively seeks opportunities for increased business; awareness of competition; supports new directions and initiatives; creative presentation ability of company products Leadership / Taking Responsibility - Accountable for the day-to-day running of the store and management of staff; ensures full adherence to company policy and procedures in all areas including customer relations, housekeeping, merchandising and display, security of premises, cash and stock, and administration; leads by example; uses authority when necessary Legislation - Ensures the correct implementation of any legislation affecting the business (health and safety, licensing, trading standards) Organisation and Planning - Plans, prioritises and organises work to optimize the use of resources and meet deadlines; schedules events / tasks and delegates effectively to staff; plans and introduces contingencies as required Maximises Resources - Operates store in accordance with agreed targets and budgets in relation to sales, stock loss, stock levels, man hours and operating costs Quality Emphasis - Committed to setting and maintaining high store and personal standards, with excellent merchandising skills Motivating Others - Encourages team effort, builds cohesion and maintains motivation Staff Training and Development - Understands and delivers training and development needs of team members; gains willing cooperation; gives regular feedback to team; appraises performance; encourages open communication and is constructive when confronting individuals Effective Administration - Accurately adheres to company administration systems regarding cash, stock, payroll and marketing; adopts a systematic and organized approach; checks standards of accuracy; follows written and verbal instructions to company standards and accountable for all communication within the store Problem Solving - Anticipates and identifies problems; uses analytical and investigative skills in problem solving and proposes solutions / evaluates alternatives; takes action to resolve problems in accordance with company needs Any other duties relevant and related to the post Working Hours: 40+ hours (as required by the programme) CRITERIA a) Experience: ESSENTIAL: Minimum 1 years' experience within a similar retail or customer service environment. A valid driving license plus access to a car DESIRABLE: Minimum 1 year previous supervisory or management experience in a retail or customer service environment Proven track record of stock management on a day-to-day basis Proven track record of staff training on a day-to-day basis Proven track record of driving sales and achieving targets b) Qualifications: ESSENTIAL: Good standard of education to include 5 GCSEs with English Language and Maths or equivalent (Grade C or above) OR Minimum 1 year previous supervisory or management experience in a retail or customer service environment DESIRABLE: WSET Level 2 Award in Wines and Spirits NVQ Level 2 & 3 in Retail / Customer Service or equivalent This individual will have a general interest in product knowledge, wines and spirits. They must also be committed to successfully completing WSET Level 3 Award in Wines and Spirits. c) General Skills/Attributes: ESSENTIAL: Ability to communicate clearly and effectively through oral and presentational skills as well as excellent writing skills. The candidate will be a strong communicator on many levels from dealing with customers on an operational level to successfully being able to communicate & build good working relationships with peers, senior managers & line staff. Ability to motivate and encourage others to achieve targets and works towards common goals Excellent standard of dress and appearance Good team working skills and the ability to work effectively with staff at different levels of the organisation Customer and sales focused - maintains a professional level of customer service at all times; identifies accurately the needs of internal and external customers and works to exceed the customer's expectations by delivering a high quality service; possesses the ability to meet sales targets Ability to work under pressure in a fast paced environment A high degree of initiative, resourcefulness, flexibility and a self-motivating approach to achieve both business objectives and personal success in order to succeed as a future manager Demonstrate ability to increase productivity and continuously able to improve one's methods, approaches and overall contribution. Takes personal responsibility for own development Other Relevant Information Must be age 18 or over Flexible approach to the needs of the business essential - must be able to work late nights, weekends & public holidays. A full shift on a Friday and Saturday, one of which must be to close of business A minimum of 2 evenings per week, inclusive of a Friday or Saturday (and not including Sundays) to close of business It is important that the candidate is mobile and it is therefore preferable that the candidate possesses a full, valid driving licence with regular access to a vehicle. You are not assigned to a particular store and you will be expected to be flexible in relation to movement to other stores, as per business needs. This is an ideal opportunity to progress in a retail environment and would best suit individuals with long term career aspirations. Training Process The successful applicants will commence a comprehensive training programme enabling them to successfully transfer into the role of Manager at the end of the training period. The training period is anticipated to last approximately 12 months and will depend on the candidate's individual progression. The MIT will see the day to day running of a premises & work as a member of the management team. Initially the MIT will shadow the manager with a view to working towards managing shifts on their own. As part of the ongoing programme, the MIT will be expected to work across various stores. Depending on candidate progression, the Company would expect at least two periods of management relief as a minimum. Performance Reviews & Probationary Period During each stage of the MIT programme, it is vital that on-going reviews occur to ensure that you are staying focused on the role of becoming a well-rounded retail manager within Winemark. Performance reviews will occur every 3 months throughout the 12 month programme during which time you are expected to take an involved role in your progression. An "MIT Appraisal Form" will be completed at each assessment. Assessments will be conducted by the Store Manager and / or RSM. External Candidates & Internal Candidates within Probation A probationary period of 6 months is set to ensure that you are a good fit for the traineeship. Failure to fulfil the criteria expected could result in your release from the programme and ultimately the organisation, or relocation to another position within the Company which may include loss of seniority and / or pay. Internal Candidates (post Company probation) On the basis that your probationary period has been completed, you will be provided with the appropriate training and support on the MIT programme. However, if your performance is not deemed to be to the required standard, any performance issues will be addressed via a performance management route and through the Company disciplinary procedures. Failure to fulfil the criteria expected could result in your release from the programme and ultimately the organisation, or relocation to another position within the Company which may include loss of seniority and / or pay. Manager Post Any appointment to the post of Manager will be subject to the individual attaining WSET Level 3 within a specified time period. Internal promotions to the post of Manager will initially be made on a temporary basis if WSET Level 3 has not been obtained during the programme. On attainment of Level 3, the Manager post will be confirmed as permanent. If the individual fails to achieve Level 3, the individual will revert to their previous position prior to the MIT programme but this may not necessarily be within the same premises where previously located, although relocation would be within a reasonable distance. If the individual was an external applicant, the Company will review the option of a relocation to another position within the Company which may include loss of seniority and / or pay, or ultimately release from the organisation. In relation to the appointment to the post of Manager, and if the MIT has already attained WSET Level 3 Award, they will automatically be offered a permanent manager post. #NIJobs To be considered for this role you will be redirected to and must complete the application process on our careers page. To start the process click the Apply button below to Login/Register.