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A330 NTR CAPTAINS - AIR CHINA

Excellent Terms on Offer:

*Compensation: $204,000 USD/year (net)

Monthly Salary:

During NTR period/training: $11,000/month
First 2 years: $12,500 USD/month
First contract extension: $13,300 USD/month
5-6 years: $14,100 USD/month
7-8 years: $14,900 USD/month
To 9 years: $15,700 USD/month

*Travel Allowance: $4,000/month (not a reimbursement)
*Safety Bonus: $6000/year
*28 days of paid personal leave per year
*7 Hard Days off/month
*Sick Leave: 12 days per year
*85 hour guarantee, hourly rate above 85 hours
*Salary paid offshore. Expat tax benefits may apply.
*Optional global medical/dental health plan (for pilot and family)
*Seven (7) round trip international tickets provided per year

Domicile:

Beijing, Sydney, Vancouver, Dusseldorf, Madrid, London, Munich and Melbourne

Basic requirement:

*1000+ hours PIC on type
*Current on type within 6 months
*6000+ hours total time
*Valid/current ATPL issued from a country that has diplomatic relations with the Peoples Republic of China
*Valid passport issued by a country that has diplomatic relations with the Peoples Republic of China
*Valid/current Class A (First Class) Medical
*No history of incidents or accidents.
*ICAO Level 4 (or equivalent) Language proficiency
*No criminal history.
*Maximum age 55 years
*No license limitations
*Only A320/A340 acceptable

If interested, please click 'apply' and send your CV and the following documents: Valid Pilot Licence, Valid Medical Certificate, Passport and last 6 pages of your logbook. Ashton Consulting Ltd is an independent recruitment consultancy that specialise in recruitment solutions Worldwide. www.ashton-consulting.co.uk.

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The United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) is establishing a roster of expert consultants for short-term (temporary) assignments.

Deadline for submissions: Open

Qualifications

Experience in one or more of the following categories:

Thematic:
Economic Security and Rights of Women
Gender Statistics
Gender and Migration
Violence Against Women (VAW)
Human Rights/CEDAW
Gender and HIV/AIDS
Gender Mainstreaming           
National Development Plans (NDPs)
Poverty Reduction SWAps (PRSs)       
Common Country Assessment (CCA)
UN Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF)   
Gender Responsive Budgeting (GRB)    
Gender and Legal Rights           
Gender and Culture/Religion
Gender and Environment           
Women’s Political Participation and Governance
Women, Peace and Security

Functions:
Training                   
Research
Monitoring and Evaluation           
Editing
Translation               
Programme Document Development
Programme Management/Programme Design   
Facilitation                
Gender Audit               
Media, Communications, Website

Experience desirable in one or more of the following countries :

Cambodia        China        Indonesia        Lao        
Philippines    Timor Leste    Thailand         Vietnam

Education: Minimum Master’s degree in related disciplines or Bachelor’s degree with at least 5 years  relevant experienceLanguage: Excellent command of written and spoken EnglishDuty Station: Varies in East and Southeast Asia Duration: The duration may vary and could be on a daily, weekly or monthly basis

Interested applicants must submit CV to http://unifembkk-roster.org/

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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B777 CAPTAINS - AIR CHINA

Excellent Terms on Offer:

-Compensation: $204,000 USD/year (net)

Monthly Salary:

First 2 years: $12,500 USD/month
First contract extension: $13,300 USD/month
5-6 years: $14,100 USD/month
7-8 years: $14,900 USD/month
To 9 years: $15,700 USD/month

-Travel Allowance: $4,000/month (not a reimbursement)
-Safety Bonus: $6000/year
-28 days of paid personal leave per year
-7 Hard Days off/month
-Sick Leave: 12 days per year
-85 hour guarantee, hourly rate above 85 hours
-Salary paid offshore. Expat tax benefits may apply.
-Optional global medical/dental health plan (for pilot and family)
-Seven (7) round trip international tickets provided per year

Domicile:

Beijing, Sydney, Melbourne, London, Madrid, Munich, Dusseldorf, Vancouver

Basic requirement:

-1000+ hours PIC on type
-Current on type within 6 months
-6000+ hours total time
-Valid/current ATPL issued from a country that has diplomatic relations
with the Peoples Republic of China
-Valid passport issued by a country that has diplomatic relations with
the Peoples Republic of China
-Valid/current Class A (First Class) Medical
-No history of incidents or accidents.
-ICAO Level 4 (or equivalent) Language proficiency
-No criminal history.
-Maximum age 55 years for local licensing and visa laws
-No license limitations

If interested, please click 'apply' and send your CV and the following documents: Valid Pilot Licence, Valid Medical Certificate, Passport and last 6 pages of your logbook.
Ashton Consulting offer a weekly invoice settlement service, giving our Contractors flexible payment terms and immediate access to their earnings. We are an independent recruitment consultancy specialising in recruitment solutions Worldwide.

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The UN Women in Vietnam is looking for a qualified Vietnamese candidate to fill in the post National UN volunteer Communications Officer . The National UN volunteer will work under the overall guidance and supervision of the UN Women Representative in Viet Nam and in close collaboration with the Policy Officer (PO) and the UN Communications Team.

Deadline for submissions: 12 December 2012

QUALIFICATIONS REQUIREMENTS

Education background:

Relevant undergraduate degree,and preferably with Master's degree, in journalism, gender, development or related fieldsWork experience:Relevant working experience in communications and media;Relevant working experience in Gender and other social/development issues;Understanding in the field of gender equality and mainstreaming; strong conceptual, understanding and analytical skills on gender issues, as they link with poverty and human development;Knowledge of relevant gender issues in Vietnam or other Asian countries;Work experience with another international organization.

Competencies:

Strong communication, advisory, networking and advocacy skillsStrong analytical and conceptual thinkingExcellent written and presentation skills (English)Ability to adapt in a new working environment and work in a multi-cultural team and to deliver under

Computer skills:

The necessary computer skills with competence in MSWord, MS Excel, PowerPoint, Netscape/MS Outlook and internet research are required

Download the detailed Terms of reference (TOR) here

Application procedures

Interested national candidates should include a detailed curriculum vitae (CV) and an application letter (both in English) marked: "National UNV Communication Officer" to the address below or via email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. (preferable)

UNV Field Unit

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

25-29 Phan Boi Chau Street, Hanoi

Acknowledgements will be sent to short-listed applicants only.

The United Nations Volunteers programme is committed to ensuring gender equity among UNV volunteers and welcomes applications from women.

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