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I am a miss      ref. james 01                                      email   mallorca@easy.com

The Roma Education Fund is an international organization registered in Switzerland, established by the World Bank and the Open Society Institute. The goal of the Roma Education Fund is to contribute to closing the gap in educational outcomes between Roma/Gipsy and non-Roma, through policies and programs to support quality education for Roma/Gipsy including desegregation of educational systems. The Roma Education Fund was created in the framework of the Decade of Roma Inclusion. The Roma Education Fund finances projects that meet its goals and are proposed and implemented by Governments, NGOs and private organizations.

 

Position: Administrative Officer

Salary: 2200 Euros net/month 

Duties: 

• Assist management and staff on human resources and administrative matters.

               Liaise between the Swiss and the Hungarian offices

• Assist the Finance in invoice documentation and pull invoices and related documents ready for the accounting department in each month including bills verification

• Provide assistance with writing job descriptions.

• Coordinate the recruitment and selection processes of staff.

• Scheduling and organizing job interviews.

• Participation in applicants interviews, conducting reference checks on possible candidates.

• Administer the pension scheme

• Manage the staff  insurance

• Assist new international staff and its family members in the relocation process.

• Monitor staff attendance and scheduled absences such business travels.

• Coordinate leave of the staff.

• Organize travels for staff, Board members, country facilitators, consultants, and partners.

• Provide over all assistance for the organization of international and local events, conferences and meetings (general organization, assisting in visa related issues, booking, travels, accommodation, transfers, prepare agenda, distribute relevant documents and information).

• Manage office daily supply, purchasing equipment, tendering for office purchase, negotiating with suppliers (finding the best offers for the organization).

• Ensure that the office is adequately maintained.

• Provide support to visitors at the Fund.

• Ensure quality control of website content, all letters and documents sent out by the organization.

• Preparation of board meetings, and other events, administrative assistance (coping, filing, information supply)

• Reorganization of the filing system to make it more efficient

• Creating travel approval forms, expenses claim forms, and ensuring that staff comply with these.

• Manage mailing and small purchase.

• Manage computerized (U drive) and paper based records.

• Assist in updating Management Information System.

• Support the efforts of the Fund to gather data on education in countries.

• Collect reports, statistical data and results of surveys and assessments and provide this information to the Fund.

• Translating education related documents occasionally (English-Hungarian, Hungarian-English).

• Respond to incoming phone calls, providing information on business partners trough email and phone.

• Keep in touch with suppliers of the Fund.

• Provide support to visitors.

• Provide information on the organization at meetings, seminars, conferences on inclusion or education reforms.

International Commission on Holocaust Era Insurance Claims (ICHEIC)  2005  

Headquarters, London, England 

In 1998, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), in conjunction with several European insurance companies, representatives of Jewish organizations, and the State of Israel, established the International Commission on Holocaust Era Insurance Claims (ICHEIC). ICHEIC established a process to provide a central source for information on, investigation into, and the payment of outstanding Holocaust era insurance claims. 

Position: Claims Processing Advisor

Salary:2200 Euros net/month

Duties:

• Verify decisions made by insurance companies participating in the ICHEIC process to ensure decisions are made in accordance with ICHEIC guidelines.
• Follow up with companies on queries raised as a result of verification.
• Liaise between the Appeals Office and the claims processing team.

Council of Europe 

Directorate General III-Social Cohesion       2004

Strasbourg, France

 

Position:  Consultant (part-time)

Duties:  

• Overall organization of  international consultative meetings on migration

International Organization for Migration (IOM)     2002 – 2004

Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland

 

Teams/Project names, and description:

Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation

The International Organization for Migration has also been designated as one of the implementing organizations to process claims and pay compensation to former slave labourers and certain other victims of the Nazi regime under the Settlement Agreement reached in the Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation (Swiss Banks) before the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York.   

Position: International civil servant

Salary: 4000 Euros net/month

Duties: 

• Assist in the registration, initial review and processing of Swiss Bank claims.
• Participate in the substantive review and assessment of claims.
• Track processing of claims and input relevant data into the pertinent electronic information system.

German Forced Labour Compensation Programme

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has been designated by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany to be a partner organization of the German Federal Foundation handling claims and paying compensation to former forced labourers and certain other victims of the Nazi regime. 

Position: International civil servant

Duties:

• Assist in the registration, initial review and processing of German Forced Labour Compensation Programme claims.
• Participate in the substantive review and assessment of claims.
• Track processing of claims and input relevant data into the pertinent electronic information system.

Humanitarian and Social Programmes for Non-Jewish Holocaust Survivors

IOM has been designated under the Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation (Swiss Banks) to administer humanitarian assistance for needy, elderly survivors of Nazi persecution who were persecuted by the Nazi regime because they were or were believed to be Roma/Gipsy, Jehovah's Witness, physically or mentally disabled or homosexual. 

Position: International civil servant

Duties: 

• Support field coordinators in the networking, development of project activities.
• Contribute to revision on project proposals from potential service providers.
• Participate and assist in the development and implementation of plans of action.
• Manage the planning and organization of staff workshops and external meetings.
• Serve as a liaison with project partners, other external partners.
• Provide over all assistance for the organization of international and local events, conferences and meetings (general organization, assisting in visa related issues, booking, travels, accommodation, transfers, prepare agenda, distribute relevant documents and information).

SPECIAL QUALIFICATION

Computer Skills:  Professional typist, Software: MS Office, Works, Excel, Power Point and Outlook, Internet: Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator; Databases: Ms Access and Oracle (user),Figtree, MIS management system

Language Skills:  Hungarian-native speaker; English and French spoken and written on strong advanced level;

Other Skills: Exceptional organizational skill and problem solving skill

I am a miss        Kim                                 email   mallorca@easy.com

 

The Roma Education Fund is an international organization registered in Switzerland, established by the World Bank and the Open Society Institute. The goal of the Roma Education Fund is to contribute to closing the gap in educational outcomes between Roma/Gipsy and non-Roma, through policies and programs to support quality education for Roma/Gipsy including desegregation of educational systems. The Roma Education Fund was created in the framework of the Decade of Roma Inclusion. The Roma Education Fund finances projects that meet its goals and are proposed and implemented by Governments, NGOs and private organizations.

 

Position: Administrative Officer

Salary: 2200 Euros net/month 

Duties: 

• Assist management and staff on human resources and administrative matters.

               Liaise between the Swiss and the Hungarian offices

• Assist the Finance in invoice documentation and pull invoices and related documents ready for the accounting department in each month including bills verification

• Provide assistance with writing job descriptions.

• Coordinate the recruitment and selection processes of staff.

• Scheduling and organizing job interviews.

• Participation in applicants interviews, conducting reference checks on possible candidates.

• Administer the pension scheme

• Manage the staff  insurance

• Assist new international staff and its family members in the relocation process.

• Monitor staff attendance and scheduled absences such business travels.

• Coordinate leave of the staff.

• Organize travels for staff, Board members, country facilitators, consultants, and partners.

• Provide over all assistance for the organization of international and local events, conferences and meetings (general organization, assisting in visa related issues, booking, travels, accommodation, transfers, prepare agenda, distribute relevant documents and information).

• Manage office daily supply, purchasing equipment, tendering for office purchase, negotiating with suppliers (finding the best offers for the organization).

• Ensure that the office is adequately maintained.

• Provide support to visitors at the Fund.

• Ensure quality control of website content, all letters and documents sent out by the organization.

• Preparation of board meetings, and other events, administrative assistance (coping, filing, information supply)

• Reorganization of the filing system to make it more efficient

• Creating travel approval forms, expenses claim forms, and ensuring that staff comply with these.

• Manage mailing and small purchase.

• Manage computerized (U drive) and paper based records.

• Assist in updating Management Information System.

• Support the efforts of the Fund to gather data on education in countries.

• Collect reports, statistical data and results of surveys and assessments and provide this information to the Fund.

• Translating education related documents occasionally (English-Hungarian, Hungarian-English).

• Respond to incoming phone calls, providing information on business partners trough email and phone.

• Keep in touch with suppliers of the Fund.

• Provide support to visitors.

• Provide information on the organization at meetings, seminars, conferences on inclusion or education reforms.

International Commission on Holocaust Era Insurance Claims (ICHEIC)  2005  

Headquarters, London, England 

In 1998, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), in conjunction with several European insurance companies, representatives of Jewish organizations, and the State of Israel, established the International Commission on Holocaust Era Insurance Claims (ICHEIC). ICHEIC established a process to provide a central source for information on, investigation into, and the payment of outstanding Holocaust era insurance claims. 

Position: Claims Processing Advisor

Salary:2200 Euros net/month

Duties:

• Verify decisions made by insurance companies participating in the ICHEIC process to ensure decisions are made in accordance with ICHEIC guidelines.
• Follow up with companies on queries raised as a result of verification.
• Liaise between the Appeals Office and the claims processing team.

Council of Europe 

Directorate General III-Social Cohesion       2004

Strasbourg, France

 

Position:  Consultant (part-time)

Duties:  

• Overall organization of  international consultative meetings on migration

International Organization for Migration (IOM)     2002 – 2004

Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland

 

Teams/Project names, and description:

Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation

The International Organization for Migration has also been designated as one of the implementing organizations to process claims and pay compensation to former slave labourers and certain other victims of the Nazi regime under the Settlement Agreement reached in the Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation (Swiss Banks) before the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York.   

Position: International civil servant

Salary: 4000 Euros net/month

Duties: 

• Assist in the registration, initial review and processing of Swiss Bank claims.
• Participate in the substantive review and assessment of claims.
• Track processing of claims and input relevant data into the pertinent electronic information system.

German Forced Labour Compensation Programme

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has been designated by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany to be a partner organization of the German Federal Foundation handling claims and paying compensation to former forced labourers and certain other victims of the Nazi regime. 

Position: International civil servant

Duties:

• Assist in the registration, initial review and processing of German Forced Labour Compensation Programme claims.
• Participate in the substantive review and assessment of claims.
• Track processing of claims and input relevant data into the pertinent electronic information system.

Humanitarian and Social Programmes for Non-Jewish Holocaust Survivors

IOM has been designated under the Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation (Swiss Banks) to administer humanitarian assistance for needy, elderly survivors of Nazi persecution who were persecuted by the Nazi regime because they were or were believed to be Roma/Gipsy, Jehovah's Witness, physically or mentally disabled or homosexual. 

Position: International civil servant

Duties: 

• Support field coordinators in the networking, development of project activities.
• Contribute to revision on project proposals from potential service providers.
• Participate and assist in the development and implementation of plans of action.
• Manage the planning and organization of staff workshops and external meetings.
• Serve as a liaison with project partners, other external partners.
• Provide over all assistance for the organization of international and local events, conferences and meetings (general organization, assisting in visa related issues, booking, travels, accommodation, transfers, prepare agenda, distribute relevant documents and information).

SPECIAL QUALIFICATION

Computer Skills:  Professional typist, Software: MS Office, Works, Excel, Power Point and Outlook, Internet: Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator; Databases: Ms Access and Oracle (user),Figtree, MIS management system

Language Skills:  Hungarian-native speaker; English and French spoken and written on strong advanced level;

Other Skills: Exceptional organizational skill and problem solving skill