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REMINDER: For emergencies after hours, please contact Post 1 at
3435-9221. They can direct your call appropriately.
Community Activities Calendar
Pg. 2
CLO’s Line Pg. 3-8
PEP Talk Pg. 9
Med Unit Pg. 10
Community News Pg. 11-14
@america Pg. 15
American Club Pg. 16
Classifieds Pg. 17-20
FLO Weekly Pg. 21
HRO Pg. 22-25
Inside this issue:
The Cicak is the U.S. Embassy/Jakarta’s unofficial newsletter
published on Thursdays. For safety and privacy reasons, please
do not forward it outside our Embassy community.
Submissions from the Embassy community for the next
issue are due Tuesday by COB. If Tuesday is a holiday, the
deadline is Monday by COB.
Please e-mail submissions through e-Services or email to
August 20, 2015 is National Lemonade Day
Vanilla Rosemary Lemonade
Recipe here
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 20 Lux and Tim
Happy Hour, Prohibition Speak-easy Bar 5:00 PM, shuttles provided
21 * CLO Coffee to
welcome DCM McFeeters, first floor C/R, 8AM
22 The First
Indonesian Ballet Gala, Ciputra Artpreneur
23 24 25 CLO In-brief,
Annex 1014, 10AM 26 First Day of JIS
Early Childhood Center and KG
27CLO Spouses
Coffee and Orientation hosted by Sofia Blake at CMR, 10-12 AM shuttle provided
28 CLO Trip:
Shop Grand Lucky, 9:00 AM
29 US Embassy
Day at the American Club, 9:00 AM onward
30 31 1 * CLO Coffee,
Annex 810, 8:00 AM * CLO In-brief, Annex 1014, 10AM
2 3 4 5
6 7 Labor Day,
Embassy is closed 8 CLO In-brief,
Annex 1014, 10AM 9 10 Tim and Lux
Happy Hour, TBA, 5PM
11 12 Welcome
Reception, DCR, 2PM
13 14 15 * CLO In-brief,
Annex 1014, 10AM * CLO Coffee and Spouses Orientation Day, American Club
16 Personal
Preparedness Brownbag, 12:00 noon, Chancery 1st floor C/R
17 18 19
AUGUST - SEPTEMBER
CLO EVENT OTHER EMBASSY EVENT JAKARTA COMM. EVENT HOLIDAY Color Legend:
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Community Liaison Officer : Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty
E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250
The CLO’s Line
The American Club Jakarta * Jl. Brawijaya IV. No. 20 Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta Selatan
Try out The American Club Jakarta with one free day-pass
per person in your family
Come try out:
Adult Swim Classes
Zumba classes
Tennis courts with instructor or hitting partner
Open and Family swim at the pool
Playground and kids hang-out rooms
Enjoy a la carte menu at the Pavilion for lunch.
US Embassy Day
at the Club Saturday, August 29,
9 AM onward
Don’t miss this opportunity! Bring Embassy ID with you
RSVP to [email protected] by Aug 27, please include the number of family members attending.
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Community Liaison Officer : Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty
E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250
The CLO’s Line
August 21
Chancery first
floor conference
room, 8:00 AM
Join CLO in
Welcoming
DCM Brian McFeeters
Spouse Coffee and Orientation hosted by Sofia Blake at the CMR
Thursday, August 27 10 AM-12 PM Come meet new spouses, join an interactive discussion,
and build community.
RSVP with [email protected]
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Community Liaison Officer : Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty
E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250
The CLO’s Line
Reception Enjoy a taste of Indonesia with live gamelan
music, dancing, and cuisine.
The transfer season is almost over. Come and welcome the newcomers to the
Embassy community. Children are welcome!
Saturday, September 12th 2:30 PM—5:00 PM
Venue: DCR
Please RSVP to CLO by COB on Wednesday, September 9th.
Food will be provided by The American Club. Marines will have a cash bar fundraiser
CLO Jakarta | Ph: 34359250 | RSVP: [email protected]
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Community Liaison Officer : Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty
E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250
The CLO’s Line
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Community Liaison Officer: Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty
E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250
Travel Recommendation Krakatau Travel Recommendation
by Margaret Kirby We recently took a two night trip to the west coast, visiting Krakatoa and Ujong Kulon. We used http://krakatautravel.com/ to book this. They picked us up in Jakarta and arranged all the transportation, food, and lodging for our three day trip. We were very happy with this trip. We stayed at the lodge on Peucang Island, which was not in great shape. The furniture needs reupholstering and they had problems with the water supply when we were there. They only turned on the electricity in the rooms at night and the rooms were quite dark. I’d recommend bringing your own light. However, the food on the island was great and made up for the shortcomings of the room. We hiked to the north side of Peucang Island with one of the rangers and enjoyed getting close to the wildlife. We saw peacocks, toucans, wild pigs, deer, monkeys and other wildlife on the island. We all had a great time playing on the beaches and exploring the coral and volcanic rocks. This hike can easily be done with smaller children, as long as they can walk for about an hour. The travel agent organized several snorkeling trips, and we took a hike, went on a canoe trip on Handeleum Island where we engaged in snake watching (hoping that they would not fall out of the trees on our heads!!) and saw rhino tracks. This was a fun trip, and I’d recommend it if you want to visit the west coast of Java.
Have you joined the American Women’s
Association of Indonesia (AWA)?
Contact [email protected] to become a member and check out their website for more information. https://awajakarta.wildapricot.org/
AWA upcoming events: Newcomers Coffee September 1 AWA would like to invite all newcomers to our next Newcomers Coffee on Tuesday, September 1 at the AWA Center. AWA sponsor Colliers International will present all the information you need to know about Jakarta including info on staff, medical, traffic and more. AWA ladies — please give a special invitation to new neighbors and friends you might know. They don't have to be AWA mem-bers to attend (although we hope they join us!) Feel free to contact Leah or Natalie to get on the Newcomers list: [email protected] or Natalie at [email protected]
The CLO’s Line
Join the AWA Social Welfare Committee August 25 Our first Social Welfare meeting of the year will be Tuesday, August 25 at 9:30am at the AWA Center. Come along to hear about some of the projects for this year and see how you might give back to the community. Everyone is wel-come to join. Feel free to contact our cool Social Welfare Co-chairs, Sarbani and Nicole, and we hope to see you there! For more information contact [email protected] or [email protected] . AWA hosts a weekly Coffee & Chat at the AWA Center, Monday’s from 9AM-12PM.
CLO in-brief for 2015 Newcomers
Every Tuesday at 10:00 AM, Annex 1014. Send us an e-service or email in advance for an appointment time. Seats are limited so we strongly suggest prior RSVP for your newcomer in-brief. Family members are encouraged to attend this briefing.
MN. 116-15 Holiday Listing for 2016
Friday, January 1: New Year’s Day (U.S.)
Monday, January 18: Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. (U.S.)
Monday, February 8: Chinese New Year (Indonesian)
Monday, February 15: Washington’s Birthday (U.S.)
Wednesday, March 9: Balinese Hindu’s New Year/Silent Day (Indonesian)
Friday, March 25: Good Friday (Indonesian)
Thursday, May 5: Ascension of Christ (Indonesian)
Friday, May 6: Ascension of Mohammad (Indonesian)
Monday, May 30: Memorial Day (U.S.)
Monday, July 4: Independence Day (U.S.)
Wednesday-Thursday, July 6-7: Idul Fitri 1437 H (Indonesian)
Wednesday, August 17: Independence Day (Indonesian)
Monday, September 5: Labor Day (U.S.)
Monday, September 12: Idul Adha 1437 H (Indonesian)
Monday, October 10: Columbus Day (U.S.)
Friday, November 11: Veterans Day (U.S.)
Thursday, November 24: Thanksgiving Day (U.S.)
Monday, December 12: Muhammad’s Birthday (Indonesian)
Monday, December 26: Christmas Day (U.S.)
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Community Liaison Officer : Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty
E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250
Events Around Town The Exhibition Trend Spotters? The Essential Names in Spanish Fashion Through Aug 30 at National Gallery (Galeri Nasional). For information, visit www.galeri-nasional.or.id Indonesia International Motor Show 2015 Aug 20-30 at JiExpo Kemayoran. For information, visit www.jadwalevent.web.id The First Indonesian Ballet Gala Aug 22 at Ciputra Artpreneur Theatre Jakarta. For more information, visit www.ciputraartpreneur.com Jakarta Sinfonietta Concert Aug 22 at Erasmus Huis auditorium. For information, call Upie/Irwansyah at 021-7690470. High Hill’s Jazz Aug 22 at Taman Budaya Sentul City. For information, visit www.kiostix.com Pawday Dog Walk Aug23 at Taman Langsat, Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta Selatan. To RSVP or get more information, please email [email protected], or [email protected] Ariana Grande: The Honeymoon Tour Aug 26 at JiExpo Kemayoran. For information, visit www.arianagrandejkt.com Bazaar Art Jakarta Aug 27-30 at Ritz Carlton, SCBD. For information, visit www.artjakarta.com British Women’s Association: John the Magic Man Aug 29 (starts at 6:30 PM). For information, email [email protected] Indonesian Jazz Festival Aug 29-30 at Istora Senayan. For tickets, visit www.ibudibjo.com or www.indojazzfest.com Inspired by the Master Aug 30, a Masterclass & Lecture Recital located at IFL Jakarta, JI. MH Tharmin No.20, Menteng. For information, call 08170001501. The Music Run (5k) Sept 5. For registration, visit https://themusicrun.loket.com/music-run-2015/2698
The CLO’s Line
ANZA Groovy Ball Sep 11. For enquiries, email [email protected] Bon Jovi in Concert Sept 11 at Gelora Bung Karno. For information, visit www.bonjovijakarta.com Silent Siren Live in Jakarta Sept 19. For tickets, visit www.Rajakarcis.com Photography Class with Melbourne Sep 19 and Oct 4. For information, email [email protected] or Maria at 0816976707. Kids Triathlon Sep 20. For information and registration visit http://kids-tri.indoendurance.com Oktoberfest Oct 7-10 at Paulaner Brauhaus, Grand Indonesia. German live music performance, freshly-brewed Oktoberfest bier and big potion of Bavarian dishes. Jakarta Kids Fair 2015 Oct 8 - 11. For more information, visit http://www.jakartakidsfair.com The Indonesian Heritage Society Provides free tour at Museum National in English:
every Tuesday at 10:30 AM
Every Thursday at 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM
Every second and fourth Saturday of the month at 10:30 AM
For more information, call them at 021-5725870 or visit www.heritagejkt.org
Want to include your ad in the Cicak?
Email it to
[email protected] by COB Tuesday
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Community Liaison Officer: Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty
E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250
PEP Talk
What to do Before, During and After an Earthquake Source: http://www.calema.ca.gov/planningandpreparedness/pages/earthquake-preparedness.aspx
During An Earthquake ■ If indoors, stay there. Get under a desk or table or stand in a corner. ■ If outdoors, get into an open area away from trees, buildings, walls and power lines. ■ If in a high-rise building, stay away from windows and outside walls. Get under a table. Do not use elevators. ■ If driving, pull over to the side of the road and stop. Avoid overpasses and power lines. Stay inside your car until the shaking is over. ■ If in a crowded public place, do not rush for the doors. Crouch and cover your head and neck with your hands and arms.
After An Earthquake Unless there is an immediate, life-threatening emergency, do not attempt to use the telephone. After a quake, be sure to: ■ Check for gas and water leaks, broken electrical wiring or sewage lines. If there is damage, turn the utility off at the source and immediately report gas leaks to your utility company. Check for downed power lines; warn others to stay away. ■ Check your building for cracks and damage, including the roof, chimneys and foundation. ■ Turn on your radio for instructions and news reports. For your own safety, cooperate fully with public safety officials and follow instructions. ■ Do not use your vehicle unless there is an emergency. Keep the streets clear for emergency vehicles. ■ Be prepared for aftershocks. ■ Stay calm and lend a hand to others. ■ If you evacuate, leave a message at your home telling family members and others where you can be
found
Before An Earthquake How well you, your family and your home survive an earthquake often depends upon how well you prepare beforehand. Develop a family and Neighborhood earthquake plan. The following checklist will help you get started: ■ Prepare an emergency kit of food, water, and supplies including a flashlight, portable battery operated radio, batteries, medicines, first aid kit, money and clothing. ■ Know the safe spots in each room—under sturdy tables, desks, or against interior walls. ■ Know the danger spots—near windows, mirrors, hanging objects, fireplaces and tall, unsecured furniture. ■ Conduct practice drills so you and your family know the safe locations in your home. ■ Decide how and where your family will reunite if separated during a quake. ■ Learn first aid and CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation.) ■ Learn how to shut off gas, water, and electricity in case the lines are damaged. ■ Check chimneys, roofs, walls and foundations for stability. Make sure your house is bolted to its foundation. ■ Secure your water heater and major appliances as well as tall, heavy furniture, hanging plants, mirrors and picture frames—especially those over beds. ■ Keep breakables, heavy objects, flammable or hazardous liquids such as, paints, pest sprays and cleaning products, in secured cabinets or on lower shelves. ■ Organize your neighborhood to be self-sufficient
after a quake
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Medical Unit
From the Med Unit Team– helping you maintain a healthy tour in Indonesia
ANNEX: Mon-Fri 07:00-16:00 SJHU: Mon 14:00-1700, Wed 14:30-17:00 & Fri 14:00-17:00
CHANCERY: Tues 09:00-11:00 & Thurs 09:00-11:00 (by appointment only)
Please schedule an appointment by calling (6221) 3435 9200
NOTICE: SJHU is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays until August 31. SJHU schedule after this date TBA. Susan Stewart will be leaving for some well-deserved R&R in August through to mid-September. Dates TBA
The Medical Unit Team You may have noticed some recent changes to the Medical Unit Team over the last few months. It was with much sadness that we had to farewell Dr. Wolin as she unexpectedly needed to return to the US for personal reasons. However, we are happy to welcome back Dr. Scott Blaker who is due to arrive in late August. Dr. Blaker is well known to the Medical Unit in Jakarta as he was the Regional Medical Officer here a few years ago. Also new to the team is James Adams, Regional Medical Laboratory Scientist. YOUR CURRENT JAKARTA MEDICAL UNIT TEAM INCLUDES: Dr. Scott Blaker, MD – Regional Medical Officer Dr. Thomas Mak, MD – Regional Medical Officer/ Psych Susan Stewart, FSHP – Family Nurse Practitioner Medical Officer James Adams – Regional Medical Laboratory Scientist Varkha Lachman, MD – Family Practice Physician Desiree Quinn – Nurse Practitioner Jean Getchell – Registered Nurse Karen Lowe – Registered Nurse Franciscus Adinugroho - Registered Nurse Grace Mangunsong – Registered Nurse Stephani Trisno – Registered Nurse Tanty Rachmawaty – Medical Laboratory Scientist Indah Wahyuni – Medical Aide Elisabeth Lusiana – Medical Office Manager
What’s happening? Keeping you up to date with health promotion activities!
Southern Hemisphere Flu Campaign Don’t hesitate- get your flu shot now! The flu vaccination is available for all AMER, EFM and FSN. Annex: Walk-ins for vaccinations available Monday-Friday from 08:30-12:00 and 13:00-1600. Please note, patients seen on first come, first serve basis and will be fitted around scheduled appointments Chancery: Tuesdays and Thursdays 09:00-10:00 SJHU: Wednesdays 14:30-16:30 (times can change at short notice) WALK TO BALI- Pedometer Challenge! It’s not too late to join the Walk to Bali Pedometer Challenge! Visit any of the Health Units to pick up your free pedometer. Your ultimate goal is to ‘Walk to Bali’ from Jakarta. There are shorter destinations along the way to keep you motivated. Track your progress on ‘Your Pedometer Log’. When you reach each destination, you will receive “I walked to….” pin, which can be collected from any of the Health Units. This program encourages you to get up and get moving! Your goal is 10,000 steps a day. Keep an eye out for weekly ‘Walk to Bali Tips’ in the Cicak.
Walk to Bali Tip #9: Need motivation to get up and move? Partner up with a fellow Walk to Bali Challenger and plan to walk
together!
To get to know your Med Team better, we will be
featuring an ‘In the Spotlight’ piece about each
team member, starting next week in the Cicak!
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Calling all soccer fans
It’s always a good cardio workout and a lot of fun! If you are interested in joining the U.S Embassy futsal team, please email [email protected] , or [email protected]
A great update from them: Meet Amel Casandra (see her in action in pic 3 the girl in pink shirt). Her debut was last Tuesday when the US Embassy played against the Australian Embassy and won.
Community News
Seeking Volunteers to help with the Halloween Party on
October 31! We’d love to have as many high school and college students to volunteer as possible. Email [email protected] or [email protected] with your name.
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Toastmasters: Toastmasters International is a nonprofit educational organization that operates clubs worldwide for the purpose of helping members improve their communication, public speaking, and leadership skills.
Toastmasters: All US Direct Hire employees (USDH), Eligible Family Members (EFM), and Locally Employed Staff (LES) with a supervisor’s approval.
How to Sign up: You can email Yerusalem Woldeselassie at [email protected] with the email address you wish to use. In addition, there is a fee of 20 US dollars for signing up, and an additional 36 US dollars every 6 months if you wish to remain in the club. Eligible family members are also welcome to join.
Note: For LES who wish to join Toastmasters, the 36 US dollars will be covered by the Embassy under professional development as long as you attend at least 50 percent of the meetings and give at least one formal speech during the six month period.
After sending the sign up email, you can pay in the form of check, cash, or credit card to Adam Jung, Treasurer, at [email protected].
Community News
Taco Friday at the Berardi's!
Next Friday, August 28, 2015, 5:00pm all teens (13-19) are welcome to join us for Taco Friday at FOA #2. There
will be movies, games, drinks, and tacos (of course). If you're interest or have any questions I'd
love to hear from you!
Host: Laura Berardi ([email protected])
An RSVP to Laura is necessary if you want meat on your tacos=).
But feel free to email her with any questions.
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Helping Hands
On Saturday, August 22, 2015, The Helping Hands Club (HHC) will visit 2 schools for poor children (aged 4-6) to play with the children and to give presentation on Children Rights to their parents. In this event HHC will donate 110 school bags for the students of that 2 schools. If you wish to join or to give money donation, please email Anggi at [email protected] or Sylvia at [email protected]. Any donated money will be used to buy snacks/milk for the children. Transportation is also needed for this event, please contact Anggi/Sylvia if you are available to come with your car. [email protected] or [email protected]
Community News
Selamat datang di Jakarta!
Gregory Wiegand, INL
Heather Menzies, CDC
Joseph Callahan, FBI-Legat
Volunteer teacher needed at a learning center for
refugees in Jakarta
The Roshan Learning Center is looking for volunteer teachers to instruct adults on the English language. from 9:30-11:30am 2 days a week at the learning center in Mampang. This is an immediate need.
If interested please contact Priska, the center’s Program Manager at [email protected]
www.roshanlearning.org
JAKARTA PLAYERS’ AUDITION TIME!
It's that time again. JP will produce a play this
November 2015, and we're now looking for actors. We're looking for 2 male actors and 2 female actors for a play called Naked Mole Rats in the
World of Darkness by Mike Folie. It's a burlesque about men and women!
WHEN & WHERE
Pavilion Apartment,
Jl. KH Mas Mansyur, Sudirman, Jakarta Pusat
August 22, from 2 to 5 pm in Tower 2 Business Lounge
August 23, from 2 to 5 pm in Tower 3 Business Lounge
WHAT YOU NEED BRING
Yourself.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Call Nicky at 08111664994
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Community News
Special Fitness Feature Special Fitness Feature
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@america This week and next week events:
Friday, 21 August 6:00 – 8:30 pm Indonesian Young Entrepreneur’s Strategy for ASEAN Free Trade 2015 Saturday, 22 August 1:30 – 8:30 pm Indonesia Mengglobal: Study Abroad in the U.S. Wednesday, 26 August 2:00 – 4:00 pm Master Class with Independent Filmmaker John Jost
Wednesday, 26 August 5:30 – 8:30 pm How to Run an Autopilot Business Saturday, 29 August 1:30 – 3:30 pm Industrial Photography
Saturday, 29 August6:30 – 8:30 pm The King of Pop
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The American Club Jakarta * Jl. Brawijaya IV. No. 20 Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta Selatan 12160
Ph. 021 270 2438/39, 726 4559/61 * Email: [email protected] * Website: www.americanclubjakarta.org
Bubba’s Barbecue ALL You Can Eat
Saturday, August 29th, 2015
Dining Room at 6pm
Adult - Rp300.000
Children under 12 y.o - Rp150.000
Smoked US Brisket, Smoked US Pork Ribs,
Potato Salad, Beans & Cole Slaw
Please email
for further information & RSVP
BAHASA INDONESIA
Join Now! Start in August
Beginner 1 Morning
Aug 24 - Oct 19, 2015 Monday & Wednesday
@10am - 12 noon
Beginner 1 Evening
Aug 24 - Oct 19, 2015 Monday & Wednesday
@5pm - 7pm
Beginner 2 Morning
Aug 25 - Oct 20, 2015 Tuesday & Thursday
@10am - 12 noon
Intermediate 1 Morning
Aug 24 - Oct 19, 2015 Monday & Wenesday
@10am - 12 noon
Fee : Rp.3000K (Member) Rp3200K (Non Member)
Minimum of 3 student to open class
Registration and further
Information, please contact [email protected]
Sunday Buffet
August 23, 2015
The Pavilion @ 5pm-8pm
TEX MEX
Price Rp.150.000+ (50% off for 12 years old
and under)
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Classifieds She performs her work to a high standard and over the last three years has done an excellent job with general cleaning, washing, ironing and shopping duties. She is a proactive household manager, organising tradesmen, run-ning errands such as buying flowers and dealing efficiently with crises like leaking fish tanks. Nini is also a very good cook, capable of preparing a range of Western and Asian dish-es including excellent vegetarian meals. Nini has extensive experience and comes highly recommended by her previous employers. She is currently working daily at The Peak, Su-dirman and will be available to work on a part time basis from mid-August 2015, and flexible work hours can be arranged. Please contact Angela on 08121041590 or email [email protected] if you’d like more information or to meet Nini. Ibu Eti Ibu Eti has worked for us for almost two years. We have highly valued Ibu Eti's loyalty and reliability. She has extensive experience serving in expat homes and is highly profession-al. In two years, she has never missed a day of work or ar-rived late. She is always smiling and cheerful. She loves young children, and she is also very kind to our large black lab. She kept our house tidy, and she is very good at pressing dress shirts. Ibu Eti worked for us two full-days and three half-days a week. She would prefer to work in the Peak apart-ments as she is currently employed part-time by a Peak resi-dent, but she is open to considering other locations. If inter-ested, please contact her directly at 0858-8252-6609. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at [email protected]. Ibu Eka Eka has worked for us since January 2013. She has lived-in during the week and returned to her family at the weekends. Eka was highly recommended by her previous employers, who were friends of ours and who were leaving Jakarta. Eka was one of two housekeepers for their family of four. Eka has been our primary housekeeper. She has also super-vised our two elementary school-aged children. Eka is efficient, diligent and trustworthy. She reliably comes to work at the negotiated hours. She also has been very willing to do overtime in the evenings and weekends. Eka has taken the initiative to alert us of prob-lems or concerns. She has worked well with other staff and has a mature, calm outlook. Eka is able to speak enough English to communicate with us. She cleans the house well, and frequently, and responds quickly to requests for additional tasks. She has washed our clothes well (including removing stains made by active chil-dren) and her ironing is excellent. She was not responsible for cooking but has cooked lovely meals for us when needed. (continues to next page)
Driver available Pak Slamet was the driver for my family and me from September 2011 until our departure from Jakarta in June 2015. During that time he proved himself to be a very safe driver, thoroughly familiar with the roads and shortcuts around Jakarta, very personable and absolutely reliable as an employee. Slamet would like to find work with an employer in South Jakarta (e.g. Kemang, FOA, Essence, etc.). If you would be interested in hiring Slamet, please email me at [email protected] or SMS Slamet directly at 0821 2307 2576. He speaks limited English. (8/20) Pembantu available Available immediately for work as pembantu. SUKANI, highly recommended by Jill Gulliksen, who lived in Kemang Club Villas from 2002-2007. Sukani is a very hard worker, reliable, good cook, LOVES DOGS, and is a happy and joyful person to have around. She can be reached by cell phone at: 0815-974-6170. For additional information, email Jill at [email protected]. (8/20) For sale:2011 Toyota Avanza G-Gs A/T 1.3L Excellent condition Brand new tires
(1/2015) and battery (7/2015)
Price includes auto insurance paid until April 2016
4-Speeds - Automatic 1300cc Color: Black Mica Current km: 27,500 Child lock protector Fog lamps Power steering Dual A/C Power windows and door locks Custom-tinted windows Only two owners -both non-smokers For inquiries contact: Adrienne [email protected] Price: $12,500.00 (8/20)
Recommendations from our Australian CLO Classifieds. Please keep in mind that these
recommendations are coming from our Aussie friends and colleagues, not US Embassy families
Ibu Nini Nini is a very competent pembantu and a warm, thoughtful and reliable person. (continues to next column)
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Classifieds Ibu Jumi Ibu Jumi would like employment as a live-out pembantu for three days per week commencing late July 2015. She can do housekeeping, cleaning, ironing, shopping as well as cooking if requested. She is responsible, hard-working, trustworthy, and handles her duties proactively and with ease. Her English is limited but communication is possible. Ibu Jumi has a long history of working for Australian Embassy families and other expatriates and can provide many references. Ibu Jumi can be contacted directly at: 081388025221. Ibu Aty Aty continues to work with us as our pembantu and commenced her employment almost 12 months ago on a part time basis. She is seeking work in the Setiabudi or Mega Kuningan area as it is close to her home as two of her families have relocated. Her primary duties include general house cleaning, laundry, cooking as required and running short er-rands including dry cleaning, meeting with maintenance per-sonnel and so on. Aty is extremely trustworthy (e.g., handling and accounting for money) and reliable and her work is per-formed to a very high standard. She speaks, reads and writes English very well. Aty has experience working with families, single officers/expats and couples. She is now available for part time work on a Monday afternoon, Tuesdays and Saturdays. We have no reservation in recommending Aty as a highly valuable employee for any family. For further information con-tact Tori [email protected] or to arrange an interview contact Aty directly on 0813 8508 7175 Ibu Wati Ibu Wati is seeking work as a live-out pembantu for two days per week commencing late July 2015. Ibu Wati has worked for us since early 2014 and has proven to be a reliable and conscientious pembantu who handles her daily duties with ease. She is trustworthy and easy to work with. Her English is limited but communication is possible. If you would like to know more, contact me at [email protected] or contact Ibu Wati directly on 081288479635. Ibu Teti Teti has worked for us for the past 3 years as a part-time cleaner. Teti is very hard working. She is friendly, polite and gets on with her work quietly and effectively. Teti does all of the “heavy cleaning” (mopping, bathrooms etc.) but has also helped out with other household duties (including washing, ironing and food preparation) when needed, and has baby-sat on occasion. Teti is looking for part time work (3-5 half days) as she has another job in Kebayoran Baru. Please con-tact Rachel on 08119592550 or [email protected] if you would like more information or would like to meet our staff.
We do not hesitate to recommend Eka for future employment and we are happy to answer any questions - we are contacta-ble at [email protected] or Lachlan on 0811 947806. Ibu Narti Ibu Sunarti has worked as a nanny for expats from 1996 until December 2015. Her duties have included looking after chil-dren aged from 8 weeks of age up to teenagers, preparing food, cleaning, washing clothes, shopping and dropping chil-dren to their various activities. References are provided. Please call Ibu Narti direct on 0812 1917 04241 or 087 887 509596 . Ibu Nini, part-time Ibu Nini worked for us for nearly 4 years, working three morn-ings per week at The Peak. She was hard working and reliable (can’t remember when she last missed a day) and nothing was too much trouble. She speaks good English and is com-fortable with SMS texts for keeping in touch. She helped out with functions at home (assisting with food preparation, serv-ing and cleaning up afterwards) and worked very well with engineering staff whenever maintenance was needed in the apartment. Nini is flexible about her work location and would be happy to work at new Australian Embassy compound if needed. Please contact Colleen (081219429325) or Justin (08119106163) if you would like more information. Ibu Sutarni Ibu Sutarni is an honest, reliable and diligent Pembantu. She has worked with our family fulltime for almost three years, at the Pakubuwono Residence, and I recommend her highly. She provided excellent cleaning, washing, ironing, shopping and cooking services. Our children are teenagers, so she did not have nanny responsibilities but she interacted with them beautifully. She was trustworthy and was available to assist them when needed. Please contact Ibu Sutarni on +6281218207377. You can also contact me on [email protected] if you would like to confirm this reference for Ibu Sutarni. Nanny available Ela worked for our family for three years from 2012 to 2015 as a nanny. I could not recommend Ela more highly. She is incredibly creative and spends hours with our 5 year old daughter doing craft and games. She is fun, patient but firm when necessary. She is very responsible, trustworthy and mature and her English and communication skills are excel-lent. Ela is available from July as we are leaving Jakarta at the end of June. If you are interested please contact her directly on 081326963346 or Helen on [email protected].
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Classifieds Ibu Hereni, part time pembantu Ibu Herini works part-time for my family (mostly as cook) and is available to take up another part-time position, preferably at Pakubuwono Residence. We are a family of 5 and we en-joy Herini's dinners and baking treats very much. For information please contact Chris Durban [email protected] or Ibu Herini 081319993123. Pak Djoko Pak Djoko worked for our family for 12 months and is a friendly driver. He drove me to work daily and my son to and from school on week days. Djoko worked overtime upon re-quest and his duties included keeping the car clean and wahed as well as regularly serviced. Speaks English. Contact me on David [email protected] for references and information or Pak Djoko 0857 1916 5847 Pak Margoto Margoto worked for our family for three years from 2012 to 2015 . He is an extremely safe and capable driver, is patient, polite and reliable. He has driven our three children to/from activities on a daily basis and is very caring . He is always well presented, extremely punctual and keen to do overtime. Margoto maintains the car in excellent condition and when not busy runs errands. He has reasonable English and has worked for a number of expat families. Contact him directly on 0878 82801707 or Helen on [email protected] Pak Yudi Yudi has been our driver for 3.5 years. He is very patient, polite, reliable and knowledgeable about where things are and how to get around Jakarta. He has excellent English and has worked as an Australian embassy driver for many years. He is trustworthy and extremely patient and caring to our children. He is always willing to do overtime. Please contact Rachel on 08119592550 [email protected] Pak Hasbullah Pak Hasbullah is an excellent driver who takes great pride in his job. He speaks English and is always happy, polite and respectful with a good sense of humour. Pak Hasbullah worked for our family for almost two years. He is a very safe driver who is 100% focused when driving and is smooth and assertive on the roads, but never aggressive. He has an excellent manner towards our two children, we have always felt very safe with him and he is always very helpful when loading and unloading the car and helping us run errands. Please contact him directly for work enquiries on 0853 117 55777. If you have any other enquiries, please feel free to contact me at [email protected]
Ibu Harini Harini has worked for our family for almost one year and has experience working with other expat families who have pro-vided her with very good references. She works Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and Harini’s job has been laundry, iron-ing and cooking. She is an excellent cook with a wide repertoire of meals and can follow recipes with minimal instruction. She is hard working and trustworthy. Harini’s English is reasonable but we have not had any serious problems communicating. If you are interested please contact her directly on 081319993123 or Helen on [email protected]. Ibu Atun Ibu Atun has an easygoing personality and accomplishes her duties around the apartment with a smile and a laugh. She worked for us for four months while our permanent pemban-tu was away having a baby. During this time Atun proved reli-able and trustworthy. Her duties included cleaning, washing, ironing, limited household administration and cooking. Her English is limited but we managed to understand each other. Atun can be contacted directly on 0813 1586 8012. If you would like further information contact Garth on 0811 942 0276. Ibu Yayuk will be available from early to mid August. Yayuk has worked for us since January 2013. She is the more senior of our two household staff. Yayuk lives-in during the week and visits family on the weekends - unless we ask her to work overtime. Yayuk was highly recommended by her previous employers of four years, who were friends of ours and who were leaving Jakarta. Yayuk was their nanny for two preschool-aged boys and has recently joined them on a holiday to Bali. Yayuk has been our cook and one of our cleaners. She has also supervised our two elementary school-aged children when needed and she has regularly babysat in the evenings. Yayuk is efficient, diligent and trustworthy. She always comes to work at the negotiated hours. She also has been very will-ing to do overtime in the evenings and weekends. Yayuk has taken the initiative to organise house repairs and alert us of problems or concerns. She has worked well with other staff and has a mature, calm outlook. Yayuk is able to speak and read English. She is able to under-stand and use new recipes and her cooking has been excel-lent. She cleans the house well, and frequently, and re-sponds quickly to requests for additional tasks. We have trusted Yayuk to do the weekly shopping for our family and she has been careful to select good quality and reasonably priced produce. We do not hesitate to recommend Yayuk for future employ-ment and we are happy to answer any questions - [email protected] or Lachlan 0811 947 806.
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Classifieds DAY 5—WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11: HITUGI (B.L.D) Continue trekking, including a walk through the river and passing Dani traditional villages and sweet potato fields with rock walls. Overnight at chief of the village house with tents inside.
DAY 6—THURSDAYS, NOV. 12: HITUGI – KURIMA – WAMENA (B.L) Trek back to KURIMA, stopping to enjoy the DANI CULTUR-AL PERFORMANCE AT UGEM. After lunch continue walk-ing down to Kurima. Continue walking to Yetni River where our car is waiting for transfer back to Wamena. Dinner (not included) and overnight BALIEM PILAMO HOTEL.
DAY 7—FRIDAY, NOV. 13: WAMENA – PIG FEAST AT ANMOGE VILLAGE ( B.L) After breakfast we will drive to Krulu – visit MUMMY AT JIWIKA then walk to ANAMOGE VILLAGE where we will enjoy our full day cultural program LIBRARY BUILDING and pig feast with the villagers. This is a highlight! Dinner in local restaurant—not included. . O/N Baliem Pilamo Hotel. (B,L)
DAY 8—SATURDAY, NOV. 14: WAMENA – JAYAPURA – JAKARTA ( B ) Early morning departure for Jayapura on Trigana Air or Merpati. There is a connecting flight from Jayapura to Jakarta, TBA
The trek can be considered moderate with 5-6 hours of walking each day. The trek begins at an elevation of about 1000 meters and continues gradually to about 2000 meters Note: Land Cost for 2-6 people: $2790.00 per person Land Cost for 7-14 people: $2400.00 per person SINGLE SUPPLEMENT 3 NIGHTS: $300.00 Round Trip Air: Jayapura/Wamena: $240.00 (May
increase at any time.) Flight Cost Jakarta/Jayapura: TBA PAYMENT: $500 Non-refundable deposit due upon trip confirmation Email: Leks and Linda at [email protected] (8/13)
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Do you miss having a dog around the house? Our dog Waylon is unable to join us at our new post until October, thanks to some major miscalculations made by his shipping agent. He is an older lhassa/terrier mix with the sweetest disposition you can imagine, and he would greatly appreciate a homestay alternative to his current digs in a kennel. Waylon is great with kids, but he tends to mark if he shares space with another dog. If you would be interested in hosting Waylon until early October, he (and I) would be very grateful! We never imagined that we would be leaving him alone for as long as we have when we left in late June. Please feel free to contact me (Eric Davis) at [email protected] with any questions. (8/20)
BALIEM VALLEY CULTURAL TREKKING TOURS November 7-14, 2015
DAY 1—SATURDAY, NOV. 7: 10:00 P.M. FLIGHT TO JAYAPURA
DAY 2—SUNDAY, NOV. 8: SENTANI JAYAPURA – WAMENA (L.D) Early morning flight AT 09.00 AM from Jayapura to Wamena by either Merpati or Trigana. (It is about a 45-minute flight.) Arrive in Wamena around 10:00 a.m. and transfer to the Baliem Pilamo Hotel. Briefing and lunch at Hotel . After lunch, we will drive around the town of Wamena, making a visit to the traditional market and to the LANI VILLAGE AT GUNUNG SUSU. We will be welcomed by the traditional performance of the LANI Tribes. Followiong our walk to the village, we will return to Wamena by car. in the afternoon. Lunch and Dinner at Baliem Pilamo Hotel. DAY 3—MONDAY, NOV. 9: WAMENA – KELISE (B.L.D) Following breakfast, drive 45 minutes to our trekking departure point. Trekking in the Baliem Valley to the direction of Kurima. Overnight in a Dani village using a tent and blow up mattress. Lots of opportunities for won-derful photographs and for purchasing the local handi-crafts. (Approximately 6 hours of walking.) DAY 4—TUESDAY, NOV. 10: SOKOSIMO (B.L.D) Continue trekking-Overnight in or near a Dani village. (Tonight you may stay in the teacher’s house with tent inside and blow up mattress. (Approximately 6 hours of walking.) (continues to next column)
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EPAP Summer Recruitment Cycle A list of available positions will be posted on the Family Liaison Office (FLO) website no later than Friday, August 24, 2015. Family members who have been determined qualified by a Qualification Evaluation Panel during a previous EPAP open season may apply for any positions in the areas in which they are qualified at their sponsoring employee’s post of assignment. The list and instructions on how to apply for these positions can be found on the EPAP Recruitment Cycle webpage. The deadline to apply for these positions is 5:00 p.m. (ET), Friday, September 4, 2015. The next open season will be in the fall (dates to be determined). Family members can begin to prepare their applications for qualification now by reviewing the Checklist, Qualification Standards, and program information posted on FLO’s website. They can also start creating and updating their USAJobs resume and gathering the required documents. Questions? Email [email protected].
Upcoming Courses at FSI
Fall 2015 Distance Language Courses The Foreign Service Institute (FSI) announces the Fall 2015 semester of online distance language learning courses starting September 14, 2015. FSI’s School of Language Studies offers 66 courses in 16 different languages. Enroll now as some courses fill up quickly. Enrollment is free to direct-hire Department of State employees and their family members on a space available basis. Other agency personnel and their family members may enroll through their DC office on a reimbursable basis with a fully funded SF-182. Employees can enroll via their Career Development Officer (CDO) or on the FSI Registrar’s Course Catalog on OpenNet. Family members can enroll via their sponsor’s CDO. Email [email protected] for more information.
FSI’s CompTIA Security+ Course The School of Applied Information Technology Enterprise Technology (SAIT/ET) Division at FSI is currently enrolling students in YW261 CompTIA Security+. This online course is delivered in the AvayaLive virtual environment on the Internet. Family members may enroll on a space available basis for the August 24 to September 2 session. (Please note that the target region for this session is EAP. This class will run from 01:00 to 09:00 (UTC) to accommodate overseas posts.) Please contact your sponsoring employee’s CDO to enroll. Family members from other agencies may enroll with a fully funded SF-182. Visit FLO’s Functional Training for Foreign Service Family Members webpage for more information. Email [email protected] with questions.
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Visit FLO on the Internet at: www.state.gov/m/dghr/flo or email: [email protected]; or call (800) 440-0397 or (202) 647-1076.
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Human Resources Office Employment Opportunities
FOR OPEN VACANCIES PLEASE CLICK HERE
EFM VACANT POSITIONS
NO POSITION/GRADE/WORK HOURS OPEN TO OFFICE OPENING DATE
(mm/dd/yy) CLOSING DATE
(mm/dd/yy)
1 General Engineer, FP-5, Full Time U.S. Citizen EFM, U.S. Citizen MOH
and U.S. Citizen NOR - All Agencies OBO 2/27/2014 UNTIL FILLED
2 Mail Escort, FP-9, Part Time (two positions) U.S. Citizen EFM, U.S. Citizen MOH
and U.S. Citizen NOR - All Agencies IMO 12/18/2014 UNTIL FILLED
3 Roving Administrative Clerk, FP-9/FP-8,
WAE (When Actually Employed)
U.S. Citizen EFM, U.S. Citizen MOH
and U.S. Citizen NOR - All Agencies HRO 1/15/2015 UNTIL FILLED
4 Registered Nurse, FP-5, Full Time EFM, MOH, NOR and OR Health Unit 7/9/2015 UNTIL FILLED
5 ASEAN Secretariat Liaison, FP-4,
Full Time
U.S. Citizen EFM, U.S. Citizen MOH
and U.S. Citizen NOR - All Agencies U.S. Mission to ASEAN 7/9/2015 UNTIL FILLED
6 Co-CLO Coordinator, FP-5, Part Time AEFM (Appointment Eligible Family
Member) - All agencies. MGT 7/9/2015 UNTIL FILLED
7 Financial Specialist, FP-5, Full Time U.S. Citizen EFM, U.S. Citizen MOH
and U.S. Citizen NOR - All Agencies FMC 8/6/2015 UNTIL FILLED
8 Consular Assistant, Part Time U.S. Citizen EFM, U.S. Citizen MOH
and U.S. Citizen NOR - All agencies CONS 8/6/2015 UNTIL FILLED
9 Property Management Assistant, FP-5,
Full Time
U.S. Citizen EFM, U.S. Citizen MOH
and U.S. Citizen NOR - All agencies GSO/PAW 8/13/2015 UNTIL FILLED
FSN VACANT POSITIONS
NO POSITION/GRADE/WORK HOURS OPEN TO OFFICE OPENING DATE
(mm/dd/yy) CLOSING DATE
(mm/dd/yy)
1
Guard Supervisor (Deputy Commander), FSN-6; FP-8*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week), Re-advertised All Interested Candidates RSO/Jakarta 7/25/2013 UNTIL FILLED
2 Guard (Patrol), FSN-4; FP-AA*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) U.S. Bilateral/U.S. ASEAN Missions
Employees Only RSO/Jakarta 9/5/2013 UNTIL FILLED
3 Guard (Sergeant), FSN-5; FP-9*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates RSO/Jakarta 9/19/2013 UNTIL FILLED
4 Mechanic HVAC, FSN-4; FP-AA*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) Re-advertised All Interested Candidates FM/Jakarta 3/27/2014 UNTIL FILLED
5 Mechanic (Plumber), FSN-4; FP-AA*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) Re-advertised All Interested Candidates FM/Jakarta 4/3/2014 UNTIL FILLED
6 Generator Mechanic, FSN-4; FP-AA*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) Re-advertised All Interested Candidates FM/Jakarta 4/3/2014 UNTIL FILLED
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Human Resources Office FSN VACANT POSITIONS
NO POSITION/GRADE/WORK HOURS OPEN TO OFFICE OPENING DATE
(mm/dd/yy) CLOSING DATE
(mm/dd/yy)
7 Mechanic (Electrician), FSN-4; FP-AA*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) Re-advertised All Interested Candidates FM/Jakarta 4/10/2014 UNTIL FILLED
8 Sergeant Guard, FSN-5; FP-9*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates OBO/Jakarta 6/12/2014 UNTIL FILLED
9 Guard, FSN-3; FP-BB*
(Full Time 48 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates OBO/Jakarta 6/19/2014 UNTIL FILLED
10 Mechanic (Welder), FSN-4; FP-AA*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates FM/Jakarta 9/18/2014 UNTIL FILLED
11 Mechanic (Painter), FSN-4; FP-AA*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates FM/Jakarta 9/18/2014 UNTIL FILLED
12 Guard, FSN-3; FP-BB*
(Full Time 48 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates RSO/Jakarta 10/30/2014 UNTIL FILLED
13 Guard, FSN-2; FP-CC*
(Full Time 48 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates RSO/Jakarta 10/30/2014 UNTIL FILLED
14 Chauffeur, FSN-3; FP-BB*
(Full Time 48 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates FM/Jakarta 2/12/2015 UNTIL FILLED
15 Chauffeur, FSN-3; FP-BB*
(Full Time 48 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates GSO-TRS/Jakarta 2/26/2015 UNTIL FILLED
16 Supervisory Political Specialist, FSN-11;
FP-4* (Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates POL/Jakarta 3/26/2015 UNTIL FILLED
17
Political Economic Specialist, FSN-10; FP-5*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week), Re advertised All Interested Candidates POLECON/Surabaya 4/30/2015 UNTIL FILLED
18 Economic Specialist, FSN-10; FP-5*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates ECON/Jakarta 6/18/2015 UNTIL FILLED
19 Political Specialist, FSN-10; FP-5*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates POL/Jakarta 6/18/2015 UNTIL FILLED
20 Security Investigator FSN-9: FP-5*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) Re-advertised All Interested Candidates RSO/Jakarta 6/25/2015 UNTIL FILLED
21
Surveillance Detection Coordinator, FSN-7; FP-7*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates RSO/Jakarta 7/30/2015 UNTIL FILLED
22
Cultural Affairs Assistant (Educational Advisor), FSN-7; FP7*
(Full time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates PAS/Medan 7/30/2015 UNTIL FILLED
23
Library Technician (Preservation Reformatting Specialist), FSN-7; FP-7*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week), Readvertised All Interested Candidates LOC/Jakarta 7/30/2015 UNTIL FILLED
24 Janitor, FSN-1,FP-DD*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates FAC/Jakarta 8/20/2015 9/9/2015
25 Agricultural Specialist, FSN-10; FP-5*
(Full Time 40 hrs/week) Re-advertised All Interested Candidates FAS/Jakarta 8/20/2015 UNTIL FILLED
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Human Resources Office
Human Resources Office USAID/EXO/HR
U.S. Embassy Jakarta c/o U.S. Embassy Annex, Jakarta
Gedung Sarana Jaya, Jalan Budi Kemuliaan 1/1, Jakarta 10110 Gedung Sarana Jaya Jl. Budi Kemuliaan I/1, Jakarta 10110
Point of Contact: Point of Contact:
EFM: Dewi- (62-21) 3435- 9430 Kharisma/Titi - 3435 9000 ext.4482/4020
FSN: Wulan - 34359266 and Ardi - 34354596 (State); Dian - 34359135 (Non-State) Email: [email protected] (for FSN position)
Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (for US/TCN PSC position)
USAID VACANT POSITION (FSN)
NO POSITION/GRADE/WORK HOURS OPEN TO OFFICE OPENING DATE
(mm/dd/yy) CLOSING DATE
(mm/dd/yy)
1
USAID Project Management Assistant, FSN-8 (Full Performance Level)
(Full Time 40 hrs/week)
U.S. Bilateral/U.S. ASEAN Missions
Employees Only USAID/Education Office 8/20/2015 9/2/2015
USAID VACANT POSITION (US/TCN PSC)
NO POSITION/GRADE/WORK HOURS OPEN TO OFFICE OPENING DATE
(mm/dd/yy) CLOSING DATE
(mm/dd/yy)
1
Offshore Hire U.S./TCN Personal Services Contractor (US/TCN PSC) Senior Acquisition and Assistance Specialist, GS-15 (Full Time 40 hrs/week)
(SOL-497-15-000027)
All Interested Candidates (U.S. Citizens and Third Country
Nationals)
USAID/Office of Acquisi-
tion and Assistance 8/20/2015 9/3/2015
8/20/2015
Welcome to the following new FSNs who will start working on Monday, August 24, 2015:
Dewi Adiati -- Voucher Examiner, FMC
Boy Chandra -- Chauffeur, DEA Taufik Irwan -- Guard (Watchman),RSO
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Human Resources Office
FMC Needs an EFM as
Financial Specialist
The main duty is providing financial management services such as voucher certification, budget and
fund control, payroll and allowances, and cashier oversight for the embassy and two consulates offices in
Indonesia. Please contact Dewi ([email protected]) at HR Office for further information.
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U.S. Embassy Information
U.S. Mission
Office Hours
CLO Annex Mon — Fri 0730 — 1600
CLO TOB Mon, Wed, Fri 0730 — 1600
Commissary Mon — Fri 0800 — 1700
C S C Mon — Fri 0700 — 1600
Cashier Annex and TOB
Mon — Fri 0900 — 1300
Embassy Antatour Travel
Mon, Wed, Fri 0730 — 1700, and Tue & Thu 0730 — 1400
FPO Embassy
Mon — Fri 0900 — 1500
FPO Annex Mon — Fri 0900 — 1300
Health Unit Annex
Mon-Fri 0700 — 1600
Health Unit South Jakarta
(Call for appointment, 02134359200)
Java The Hut Mon — Fri 0700 — 1500
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The Cicak is the U.S. Embassy/Jakarta’s unofficial
newsletter published on Thursdays.
For safety and privacy reasons, please do
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community. Submissions from the Embassy
community for the next issue are due
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Ads might be edited. Name, Agency/Office, and
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FAC Emergency Duty Supervisors
Aug 17 - 23 Wahyu Djoko Pranowo, 0811.991.462
Aug 24 – 30
Johan Widjayanto, 0812.1079.698
