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Jan 3, 2019


A law firm is urgently looking for an experienced Lawyer. The preferred candidate should have some commercial & conveyancing experience.


Qualifications, Experience & skills required



  • Bachelor’s degree in Law or equivalent degree from a reputable institution.

  • Post graduate diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law or similar qualification from a recognized institution.

  • At-least 2 years in similar capacity.

  • Honesty, integrity and a positive attitude.

  • Ability to manage time, processes and effective budget development as well as reporting skills.

  • Good legal writing skills.

  • Good communication and negotiation skills.

  • Effective communication skills and the ability to handle multiple tasks all with an attention to fine details.

  • Willingness to learn.


How to apply


Please email your cover letter and updated WORD document CV indicating clearly on the subject line the position you are applying for and current or Last gross pay salary. (Lawyer Post-Current/Last Gross pay XXXXXX) recruitment@covenantexecutives.co.ke


NOTE: Consider unsuccessful if not contacted within 7 days. Please DO NOT ATTACH CERTIFICATES.



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Airtel Kenya is recruiting for the position of Airtel Money Operations Manager, within the Airtel Money Division. This role will report to the Head of Airtel Money.


 


The key responsibilities for this role shall include:


 



  • Ensure efficient and effective delivery of mobile commerce operation: Develop process and procedures to ensure efficient management of operations. Track business partner’s records and performance. Ensure follow up of payments due to airtel money are realized within required timelines.

  • Compliance to Service Level Agreements: Develop Service Level Agreements track and monitor performance with shared services sections ( i.e Marketing, sales, technical supply chain, customer service, legal & regulatory) and ensure adherence to the same

  • Development and implementation of new products and services: Coordinate with Product Manager on implementation of new services and product enhancements

  • Custodian of Airtel Money System:  Monitor of all accounts (trust and pre funded) and maintain accurate balances. Responsible for creation approval, onboarding, deletion of agents and staff profiles on the system as per given Know Your Customer guidelines. Coordinate with Customer Service to archive churned customer numbers

  • Regulatory Compliance: Ensure a documented KYC procedure for Airtel money as aligned with risk and compliance

  • Revenue Management: Protect and grow baseline segment revenues through quality acquisitions, usage stimulation and churn containment working closely with relationship managers. Support collection and recovery efforts from segment accounts to avoid bad debt costs

  • Customer Delight: Implement initiatives to enhance user experience on the AM platform


Qualifications:



  •     Bachelors degree with Post graduate qualifications being a plus

  •       7 years of work experience in sales, administration or operations with at least 3 years in a managerial position. Experience in telecommunications or a financial institution is preferred

  •        Able to innovate and deliver value to business at multiple levels

  •       Able to manage outsourced partners to deliver business solutions

  •       Good leadership and  interpersonal skills



  • Good written communication skills


 





Interested and qualified candidates are invited to apply for the role by sending an application letter and resume to [email protected] by Tuesday 8th January 2019.  State the name of the vacancy on the email subject.






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Jan 2, 2019


Who We Are:


We are a top-tier law firm looking for a Credit Controller Officer who will be responsible for overseeing the credit control section activities including but not limited to; management of credit approval process in line with the terms of reference of the credit control committee, periodic review of the credit terms and limits of debtor accounts and making recommendations for review of the same, follow up on collection of debt, managing legal matters in relation to debt recovery, involvement and monitoring debtor account management and reconciliations and supervising the credit control team.


Responsibilities:



  • Credit application, credit enhancement forms, and related supporting documentation are reviewed on time.

  • All customer receipts including withholding VAT certificates received are posted to the correct accounts

  • Reconciliations of receipts to invoices are done correctly and regularly

  • Management of key accounts in respect of reconciliations and debt collections in liaison with the sales representatives are done as per company policy

  • Any debtor related queries are responded to and resolved

  • Overdue debts in liaison with sales representatives are frequently done

  • You are monitoring consignment account activities

  • You are liaising with lawyers on the cases related to the collection of problematic debtors

  • Communication with customers is done effectively

  • There is a periodic review of new customer accounts created to ensure the accuracy of data and correct classification of customers

  • You have generated and compiled various reports required by management related to credit control

  • You compile and make recommendations to the credit control committee on bad and doubtful debt provision and write-offs

  • You periodically review any unutilized credit balances in the customer accounts

  • All contracts and agreements with customers for consignment arrangements, tender pricing, contracts are well maintained etc

  • You are a team player and can perform any other duties as may be specified from time to time falling within the scope of the finance team as a whole


Qualifications:



  • ACCA/ CPA (K)/ CCP qualification

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Management/ related field

  • Experience from Institutions such as Banking sectors, insurance companies, Microfinance Sectors preferred

  • Computer literate with strong skills in Microsoft Office

  • Exceptional skills in Microsoft Excel would be an added advantage

  • Working knowledge of Kenyan tax laws especially the Kenyan VAT Act

  • Working knowledge any Financial ERP/System.

  • Excellent communication, analytical, problem solving and decision-making skills

  • Ability to create and process financial spreadsheets

  • Customer service experience


How To Apply:


Please follow the link provided to apply for the position.



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Jan 1, 2019


Who We Are:


KOKO Networks is a venture-backed technology company operating in East Africa and India. We build and deploy cloud-connected “KOKOpoints” inside local retail outlets, which serve as consumer access points for goods and services delivered in partnership with major suppliers. Our first consumer solution is liquid ethanol cooking fuel, which delivers significant cost savings and quality of life improvements in the multi-billion dollar urban cooking market. In Kenya, this solution is delivered in partnership with Vivo Energy, the company which owns and operates Shell-branded fuels distribution infrastructure across Africa.


Responsibilities:



  • Adjust KOKOpoint metering devices to ensure the volume of fuel dispensed and volume indicated by the meter are within tolerances set by the Kenya Department of Weights & Measures

  • Inspect and calibrate all equipment with help of electronic and pressure measurement tools and ensure accuracy

  • Maintain tools and equipment in line with established standards

  • Document calibration process and data and prepare progress reports

  • Approve products and accessories that meet tolerances and product specifications

  • Manage workload to achieve production schedules and ensure completion within the target timeframe

  • Develop calibration certificates as part of the quality assurance process

  • Ensure work areas are safe and well organized


Qualifications:



  • Certification from the Kenya Department of Weights & Measures

  • Bachelor’s degree or Diploma in Physics, Mathematics, Legal Metrology, Information Communication Technology,

  • Engineering, or equivalent

  • Experience with dispensing volumes calibration of digital and mechanical flowmeters for petroleum and fuels sector

  • Proficiency with statistical reporting using Excel, Minitab, or software

  • Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills

  • Familiarity with customer satisfaction and field service techniques

  • Availability to rotate on call for after hour services

  • Ability to build a high level of trust with the internal team and clients


How To Apply:


Kindly follow the link provided to apply for the position through the company’s website.



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CONSULTANT VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT



Issued on:21 December 2018



ORGANIZATIONAL LOCATION



UN-Habitat, Somalia Programme



DUTY STATION



Nairobi/ Kenya (with travel to Somalia)



FUNCTIONAL TITLE



Project Manager (Land)



CONTRACT TYPE



Temporary Appointment (P2)



POST DURATION



12 months



CLOSING DATE



14 January 2019



BACKGROUND
UN-Habitat has been active in the Somalia urban sector for more than 20 years and currently is implementing a portfolio of interventions worth USD 50 million with communities, local authorities and central government. The activities have evolved from responding to immediate local needs for reconstruction to systematic attempts to address sustainable urban development through integrated human settlement programmes. Somalia is faced with one of the highest urbanization rates across Africa and beyond, and there is a strong link between urbanization and displacement caused by natural disasters, civil unrest and other internal conflicts.



Currently, UN-Habitat’s portfolio and interventions are being aligned with the changed political and socio-economic context in Somalia in general and towards response to the needs of new member states and urban centres affected by rapid growth and large scale displacement in southern and central Somalia in particular.



UN–Habitat is an active member of the UN Country Team and works in support and the Somalia National Development priorities and the Somaliland NDP II as well as contributes to the Pillar Groups, and Durable Solutions initiatives. UN-Habitat Somalia provides support across the following thematic fields; local governance, shelter and protection in the context of urbanization, livelihoods, infrastructure and return and integration linked to durable solutions.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Under the overall supervision of the Officer-in-Charge of Somalia Programme, the incumbent will be in charge of the following responsibilities under the Dhulka Nabaada and EU Stabilization project.




  • Works with key clients to facilitate the development, implementation and evaluation of the Dhulka Nabaada and EU Stabilization project etc.; monitors and analyses specific aspects of projects development and implementation; reviews relevant documents and reports; identifies problems and issues to be addressed and recommends corrective actions; liaises with relevant parties; identifies and tracks follow-up actions.

  • Carries out land related research on selected aspects of programmes, operations and other activities.

  • Provides substantive support for land related policy coordination and evaluation functions, including the review and analysis of emerging issues and trends, participation in evaluations or research activities and studies.

  • Assists with the setting up of land dispute resolutions.

  • Assists in performing consulting assignments, in collaboration with the client, by planning facilitating workshops, through other interactive sessions and assisting in developing the action plan the client will use to manage the change.

  • Participates in land related survey initiatives; assists with design of data collection tools; issues data collection tools, reviews, analyses and interprets responses, identifies problems/issues and prepares preliminary conclusions.

  • Contributes to the preparation of various written outputs, e.g. draft background papers, analytical notes, sections of reports and studies, inputs to publications, etc.

  • Undertakes outreach activities; participates in the development of training workshops, seminars, etc.; participates in and makes presentations on assigned topics/activities.

  • Participates in field missions, including provision of substantive and administrative support, data collection, etc.

  • Coordinates activities related to budget funding (preparation and submissions, progress reports, financial statements, etc.) and preparation of related documents/reports (pledging, work programme, programme budget, etc.).

  • Performs other duties as required.



 COMPETENCIES




  • Professionalism: Knowledge and understanding of theories, concepts and approaches relevant to sector, functional area or another specialized field. Ability to identify issues, analyse and participate in the resolution of issues/problems. Ability to assist with data collection using various methods. Conceptual analytical and evaluative skills to conduct independent research and analysis, including familiarity with and experience in the use of various research sources, including electronic sources on the internet, intranet and other databases. Ability to apply judgment in the context of assignments given, plan own work and manage conflicting priorities. Shows pride in work and in achievements; demonstrates professional competence and mastery of subject matter; is conscientious and efficient in meeting commitments, observing deadlines and achieving results; is motivated by professional rather than personal concerns; shows persistence when faced with difficult problems or challenges; remains calm in stressful situations. Takes responsibility for incorporating gender perspectives and ensuring the equal participation of women and men in all areas of work.

  • Communication: Speaks and writes clearly and effectively; listens to others, correctly interprets messages from others and responds appropriately; asks questions to clarify, and exhibits interest in having two-way communication; tailors language, tone, style and format to match audience; demonstrates openness in sharing information and keeping people informed.

  • Teamwork: Works collaboratively with colleagues to achieve organizational goals; solicits input by genuinely valuing others’ ideas and expertise; is willing to learn from others; places team agenda before personal agenda; supports and acts in accordance with final group decision, even when such decisions may not entirely reflect own position; shares credit for team accomplishments and accepts joint responsibility for team shortcomings.


  • Planning& Organizing: Develops clear goals that are consistent with agreed strategies; identifies priority activities and assignments; adjusts priorities as required; allocates appropriate amount of time and resources for completing work; foresees risks and allows for contingencies when planning; monitors and adjusts plans and actions as necessary; uses time efficiently.




 QUALIFICATIONS
Education
Advanced university degree in law, land administration, political science or any related field.
A first level university degree combined with two additional years of qualifying experience may be accepted in lieu of the advanced university degree.



Professional Experience
A minimum of four years of experience in legal technical advisory work, capacity building and development of training manuals and experience working with local institutions (municipalities, local government and academia). Experience working in post-conflict environment is required. Experience in Somalia is desirable.



Language
Proficiency in English (both oral and written) is required. Knowledge of Somali language is an advantage.



Other




  • Proven knowledge in project management and coordination.

  • Proactive, results oriented, independent, able to identify and carry out duties and responsibilities with minimum supervision. Professional, supportive and cooperative in all matters within the work setting, problem-solving oriented. Maintain confidentiality with regards to all work-related issues.



Applications should include:




  • Cover memo (maximum 1 page)

  • P11, indicating the following information:


  • Educational Background (incl. dates)


  • Professional Experience (assignments, tasks, achievements, duration by years/ months)


  • Other Experience and Expertise (e.g. Internships/ voluntary work, etc.)


  • Expertise and preferences regarding location of potential assignments




All applications should be submitted to:
UN-HABITAT Somalia
Email: unhabitat-som@un.org
Deadline for applications: 14 January 2019



UN-HABITAT does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process. If you have any questions concerning persons or companies claiming to be recruiting on behalf of these offices and requesting the payment of a fee, please contact: recruitment@unon.org



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



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How to apply:


Applications should include:



· Cover memo (maximum 1 page)



· P11, indicating the following information:




  1. Educational Background (incl. dates)


  2. Professional Experience (assignments, tasks, achievements, duration by years/ months)


  3. Other Experience and Expertise (e.g. Internships/ voluntary work, etc.)


  4. Expertise and preferences regarding location of potential assignments




All applications should be submitted to:



UN-HABITAT Somalia



Email: unhabitat-som@un.org



**Deadline for applications: 14 January 2019***UN-HABITAT does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process. If you have any questions concerning persons or companies claiming to be recruiting on behalf of these offices and requesting the payment of a fee, please contact: recruitment@unon.org*

Dec 19, 2018



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Uwezo Fund Oversight Board was established under Legal Notice NO. 21 of The Public Finance Management Act (Uwezo Fund) Regulations, 2014 of 21st February 2014.


The objects and purpose for which the Fund is established are:


(a) To expand access to finances in promotion of youth and women businesses and enterprises at the constituency level for economic growth towards the realization of the goals of Vision 2030;


(b) To generate gainful self- employment for the youth and women; and


(c) To model an alternative framework in funding community driven development.


The Board therefore wishes to engage interns for a period of three (3) months in various departments.


Requirements



Other Requirements



  • Valid certificate of good conduct

  • Personal accident insurance cover for the internship period

  • Copy of PIN certificate

  • NHIF card


All the applicants must fulfill the requirements of chapter 6 of the Constitution on leadership and integrity.





If you meet the above requirements, download and fill out an application form from Public Service Commission of Kenya internship link (www.publicservice.go.ke) and submit together with copies of certificates to the address below on or before 21st December, 2018.


The Head of Secretariat


Uwezo Fund Oversight Board


Lonroh House 16th Floor, Standard Street


P.O. Box 42009 – 00100


Nairobi.


Email: [email protected]


Uwezo Fund Oversight Board is an equal opportunity employer therefore people living with disabilities, women and those from marginalized areas are encouraged to apply.








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I have been working for a manufacturing company in Nairobi as a procurement officer for the last two years. Last week, however, my boss announced that starting January the company will be conducting lifestyle audits on all its employees.

Is this legal and I’m I compelled to give my boss access to my bank details and details on my side hustle?

I don’t want the fact that I have a business to hurt my chances of retaining the job.

In the last few months, lifestyle audits have become a sort of trend, especially in the public sector because of the rampant increase in corruption. This has been welcomed by many Kenyans and some private companies are also looking to implement the same.

First, it is not legal for employees in private firms to be subjected to lifestyle audits unless the company provides a good reason as to why they want to implement one such as in cases of fraud or theft of company money.

However, there are circumstances in which it is completely okay for the employer to ask for an audit on its employees.

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In cases of fraud or misuse of company resources

When an organization is trying to curb misuse of company property or theft, they are legally within their right to conduct lifestyle audits on its employees.

For example, as procurement official if the suppliers complain about the process of choosing suppliers, the company can decide to investigate the claim by looking at your finances to see if you might be benefiting from the tenders you give.

If it is part of the company policy

Some organizations conduct lifestyle audits on employees as part of the company policy. In such an instance, you have no option but to agree to them or refuse the job offer.

The same applies to employees already working in the company, if it is introduced as accompany policy then you have to comply or risk losing your job.

You can only lose your job if;

Your business is a conflict of interest

For example, if you are working at Bata and your side hustle is a shoe store. In such a case the employer will feel like you could be working to sabotage the company while you build your own.

You are a non-performer

If you have not been performing well at your job yet the business you have is thriving, the employer might assume that you are spending all your time and effort on building your business as opposed to doing your job.

Finally,

All in all, if you have not been stealing from the company and don’t have anything to hide then the audit will not have an impact on your job.

If you have nothing to hide, then you should not really be worried, having a side hustle is not grounds for termination; your boss cannot fire you without a good reason.


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Legal Services Manager Job at Kenya Medical Training College 


Scale: M15
Ref. No. KMTC/QP- 12/ EAF/1/2018


Responsibilities



  • The Legal Services Manager will be responsible to the Corporation Secretary and shall advise on legal and regulatory matters including advising on negotiations and taking part in corporate agreements;

  • Advising on principles of corporate governance;

  • Prosecution and representing the College in law courts and quasi judicial tribunals.


Qualifications


For appointment to this grade, an officer must have:



  • Served in the grade of Chief Legal Officer or in a comparable and relevant position in the Public Service or in a reputable private sector organization for a minimum period of eight (8) years with three (3) years in a management capacity;

  • Been an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya;

  • Master’s degree in Law from a recognized institution;

  • Certificate in Management course lasting not less than four weeks from a recognized institution;

  • Proficiency in Computer Applications;

  • Fulfilled the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution; and

  • Demonstrated merit and ability as reflected in work performance and results.


How to Apply


In addition, a candidate will be required to submit copies of membership of Professional Registration; Certificates of clearance from Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), Ethics and Anticorruption Commission (EACC);  Higher  Education  Loans  Board (HELB);  Credit Reference Bureau (CRB) and a Certificate of Good Conduct from Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI)


Applicants whose backgrounds and competencies match the specifications are invited to send their applications, quoting the vacancy position and enclosing updated curriculum Vitae , copies of Academic and professional Certificates, National Identity card and day time telephone contact, to:


THE DIRECTOR/ CEO


KENYA MEDICAL TRAINING COLLEGE


P.O. BOX 30195- 001000


NAIROBI


So as to reach him not later than Friday, 11th January 2019


The Kenya  Medical  Training  College  is  an  Equal  Opportunity Employer committed  to implementing affirmative action, promotion of National values and Principles of governance. In this regard women, persons with disability and minorities with the requisite qualifications are encouraged to apply. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Any form of canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.



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Dec 18, 2018


Senior Case Counsel Job at the Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration 



An officer at this level will report to the Principal Case Counsel – Case Administration Unit.


Responsibilities


A Senior Case Counsel will be responsible for:



  • Ensuring receipt and acknowledgment of dispute notices, requests, responses, statements and all other procedural filings;

  • Assessment of fees payable and ensuring payment thereof;

  • Assigning case/dispute reference numbers to registered requests;

  • Custody and safe keeping of the registry stamps or other impression used to evidence receipt at the registry of the Centre;

  • Proof-read orders, directions and decisions of a tribunal, the Court and Registrar for compliance with the actual order, direction and decision before dissemination to all relevant parties;

  • Ensuring compliance with and enforcement orders, directions and decisions of a tribunal, the Court and Registrar;

  • Ensuring certification of orders, directions and decisions of a tribunal, the Court and Registrar;

  • Collect, compile and analyze data of cases;

  • Prepare periodic returns and case reports; and

  • Other duties as may be assigned to the officer.


Qualifications



  • Served in the grade of case Counsel – case Administration for a period of three (3) years


Or,



  • Relevant working experience of at least three (3) years in a comparable position in a public or private organization

  • Bachelor’s degree in either law, arbitration or a related field from a recognized university;

  • Attended a Senior Management Course lasting not less than four (4) weeks in a recognized institution or its equivalent qualification from a recognized institution;

  • Have met all the requirements of Chapter six (6) of the Constitution of Kenya;

  • Be a member of a recognized professional body in good standing;


How To Apply


Candidates who meet the requirements outlined above, should forward their applications and copies of certificates and testimonials by 04JANUARY 2019 to the address below:


Registrar/CEO
Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration
Co-operative Bank House, 8th Floor
Haile Selassie Avenue
P.O BOX 548-00200
Nairobi,
Kenya.www.ncia.or.ke


Interested candidates for the Senior Case Counsel position should download Employment Form Here


NCIA is an equal opportunity employer. Women, Youths and Persons Living with Disability are encouraged to apply



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Processes and invoices customer orders in accordance with agreed contracts. Monitors contract and business terms to mitigate Oracle’s risk.


As a member of Contract Management you will assist customers, both internal and external, with license contract interpretation, negotiations and administration of licensing agreements including extensions, new business, invoicing, credit holds, receivable issues and consolidations. Draft and negotiate standard and non-standard contracts. Act as a liaison between consultants, Credit, License, Tax, Business Practices, Revenue accounting, and customers to resolve contractual and consulting business issues. Validate all aspects of contract packages for accuracy and compliance with Oracle’s Business Practices and Consulting Business Approvals/Process while maintaining customer satisfaction and responsiveness. Submit contract order packages to Revenue accounting for order processing and project funding. Anticipate problems and initiate actions to ensure customer orders are processed efficiently. Prepare contract status reports.


Job duties are varied and complex utilizing independent judgment. May have project lead role. Excellent written, verbal, interpersonal, and analytical communication skills. Organized, detail oriented, and time management skills. Experience drafting and negotiating complex commercial, federal, state, and/or local government contracts. Ability to work effectively under time critical deadlines. Working knowledge of FAR/DFARS. Proficient in Email, MS Word and Excel. Knowledge of Oracle policies and procedures desired. 5 year experience in contracts, purchasing, or equivalent. BA/BS degree, Paralegal Certification or equivalent years of experience. Prior experience in high tech industry preferred.


As part of Oracle’s employment process candidates will be required to complete a pre-employment screening process, prior to an offer being made. This will involve identity and employment verification, salary verification, professional references, education verification and professional qualifications and memberships (if applicable).


Job Description


 



The Deal Manager leads and manages the contracting process end-to-end for strategic, complex transactions that meet regional criteria requiring Deal Manager involvement. The Deal Manager sets the overall direction for his/her assigned managed deal(s) and is responsible for the successful execution of the contracting process, ensuring consistency and adherence with Oracle strategy, commitments and goals as well as compliance with Oracle policies and procedures.


The Deal Manager facilitates and co-coordinates discussion amongst Sales and multiple Oracle functional stakeholders (i.e. Deal Specialist, RevRec, Finance, Legal, OFD, Business Practices, Migrations, Order Management, etc.) to reach agreement on contracting terms in order to solve complex contracting scenarios and meet the specific needs of his/her assigned managed deal(s).


The Deal Manager may work in a multi-cultural environment and cover multiple countries and/or lines of business. The work is fast-paced and seasonal in nature, corresponding with Oracle’s quarterly and annual fiscal cycles.



Responsibilities



  • Work proactively with Sales and functional stakeholders, (i.e. Deal Specialist, RevRec, Finance, Legal, OFD, Business Practices, Migrations, Order Management, etc.) to develop a realistic close plan for his/her assigned managed deal(s) including identifying key milestones, anticipating potential issues and identifying resolutive actions to be taken.

  • Provide advice to Sales by identifying applicable Oracle policies as they relate to specific contract terms, relevant for the assigned managed deal(s); advising Sales on the appropriate contract terminology for the deal.

  • Articulate to Sales the rationale behind Oracle policy and contract terms to assist them with Customer negotiations. Know when to defer to functional stakeholders (i.e. Deal Specialist, RevRec, Finance, Legal, OFD, Business Practices, Migrations, Order Management, etc.) during Customer negotiations.

  • Advise Sales on the appropriate terminology to include in approval requests to ensure that the contract term requests are clear and unambiguous; allowing Oracle approvers to make informed decisions and Deal Specialists to successfully and efficiently draft the final contract.

  • Facilitate internal discussions amongst functional stakeholders (i.e. Deal Specialist, RevRec, Finance, Legal, OFD, Business Practices, Migrations, Order Management, etc.) to reach practical business solutions to complex contracting issues, and provide such functional stakeholders with any contract documents necessary to ensure a thorough evaluation of issues.

  • Collaborate with and provide guidance to the Deal Specialists responsible for drafting the managed deal(s).

  • Complete final review of the contract documents prepared by the Deal Specialist to ensure that all contract terms have been appropriately approved by Oracle and the contract reflects all negotiated commitments before releasing the contract to Sales.

  • Proactively manage the deal close plan, facilitating involvement and commitment from all parties until the contracting process has concluded.

  • Other responsibilities as may be deemed appropriate by Oracle management.


Experience



  • 3-5 years

  • Proficient in Email, MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

  • Excellent written, verbal, interpersonal, and analytical communication skills.

  • Organized, detail oriented, and time management skills.






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About Global Immigration Services



The Global Immigration team sits within EY’s People Advisory Services practice and is the largest single brand provider of immigration services managing a range of business immigration services for multinational clients wishing to send their employees to work overseas. These services typically centre on the compliance and legal issues in coordinating and filing work and visa applications, subsequent work permit/visa extensions and passport/nationality issues.



EY’s Immigration practice is a high-pace, client service focused environment. Team members enjoy extensive contact with corporate clients, expatriates and EY contacts at all levels within the organisation.



Job Summary



The immigration senior position is within the People Advisory Services – Mobility unit. As a team member within the mobility team you will:-




  • Act as a point of contact with the Department of Immigration Services.




  • Assist in data gathering and document preparation and submission of immigration documents and other client deliverables.



  • Gather and analyse required information from client and external knowledge sources in order to prepare suitable conclusions and recommendations as directed by the supervisor.

  • Prepare and draft materials and communications for clients.

  • Support day-to-day client liaison and discuss questions raised by clients with the client service team and ensure they are at all times advised of client related issues as necessary.


  • Follow up with the immigration department regularly.




  • Maintain up-to-date records of applicants’ status and information in the tracking system and ensure clients are regularly update on progress of their applications.




  • Build relationships with stakeholders outside and within the firm.



  • Execute all assigned engagement commitments in a timely manner, flag problems early enough with an aim of finding a solution.

  • Work independently and proactively communicate with more senior members of the team to ensure timely delivery and review of key work products/activities.



Desired Candidate Profile



Does this sound like you?





  • Have practical experience in immigration matters




  • Have Bachelor’s degree




  • Have a minimum overall grade of a B in KCSE




  • Proficient in IT and Microsoft Office Suites.




Key Competencies




  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills




  • Excellent level of attention to detail.




  • Good presentation skills.




  • A good and enthusiastic team player




  • Good organization and prioritization skills including ability to manage multiple assignments and work under pressure




  • Resilience and proactivity




  • Integrity





If you believe you have skills and qualities that match the position and would like to be part of a winning high performing team, kindly submit online your Cover letter, CV and relevant testimonials in support of your academic qualifications by close of business on 31st December 2018.



Only successful candidates will be contacted.




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Dec 14, 2018


Human Resource & Administration Internship at Uwezo Fund Oversight Board


3 Posts


Uwezo Fund Oversight Board was established under Legal Notice NO. 21 of The Public Finance Management Act (Uwezo Fund) Regulations, 2014 of 21st February 2014.


The objects and purpose for which the Fund is established are:


(a) To expand access to finances in promotion of youth and women businesses and enterprises at the constituency level for economic growth towards the realization of the goals of Vision 2030;


(b) To generate gainful self- employment for the youth and women; and


(c) To model an alternative framework in funding community driven development.


The Board therefore wishes to engage interns for a period of three (3) months in various departments.


Requirements



  • Degree or Diploma in social Sciences, Human Resource Management, Diploma in Human Resource Management


Other Requirements



  • Valid certificate of good conduct

  • Personal accident insurance cover for the internship period

  • Copy of PIN certificate

  • NHIF card


All the applicants must fulfill the requirements of chapter 6 of the Constitution on leadership and integrity.


How to Apply


If you meet the above requirements, download and fill out an application form from Public Service Commission of Kenya internship link (www.publicservice.go.ke) and submit together with copies of certificates to the address below on or before 21st December, 2018.


The Head of Secretariat


Uwezo Fund Oversight Board


Lonroh House 16th Floor, Standard Street


P.O. Box 42009 – 00100


Nairobi.


Email: hr@uwezo.go.ke


Uwezo Fund Oversight Board is an equal opportunity employer therefore people living with disabilities, women and those from marginalized areas are encouraged to apply.



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KRCS GF HIV GRANT 2018 - 2021 1
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
CALL NETWORKS OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV TO APPLY AS
IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS IN LAMU, GARISSA, TANA RIVER,
TAITA TAVETA, MANDERA AND WAJIR COUNTIES IN KENYA
This Call for Proposals is an open tender for networks of people living with HIV interested in
implementing community interventions that supports the achievement of 90.90.90 cascade in HIV
prevention, treatment, care and support for People Living with HIV (PLHIV). The Networks of
PLHIV will be expected to implement community interventions that support HIV treatment
cascade and reduce human rights-related barriers to HIV services in selected five (5) counties in
Kenya. The small grant project will provide funding to support such organizations within the
Global Fund HIV grant under the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) in selected counties namely
Lamu, Garissa, Tana River, Tana River, Mandera and Wajir.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) is one of the largest humanitarian organizations in Kenya. Its
mission is as auxiliary to the National and County Governments we will work with our
communities, volunteers and partners to ensure we prepare for and respond to our humanitarian
and development needs. KRCS was appointed by the Kenya Country Coordinating Mechanism
(KCM) as the Non State Principal Recipient (PR) to manage resources under the Country’s Global
Fund HIV grant. The KRCS seeks interested organizations/networks of people living with HIV to
apply for funding in selected counties namely Lamu, Garissa, Tana River, Tana River, Mandera
and Wajir.
SCOPE OF WORK
The successful applicants will contribute to the achievement of Vision 2030 through implementing
strategies, interventions and activities to help the country accelerate and achieve a drastic reduction
in new HIV infections among PLHIV in a manner which is evidence-informed, rights-based and
gender sensitive.
KRCS GF HIV GRANT 2018 - 2021 2
The goal of the project is to contribute to the reduction of new HIV infections amongst PLHIV by
75% and AIDS related mortality by 25% in the targeted counties by providing goal comprehensive
HIV prevention, treatment and care in line with the Kenya Aids Strategic Framework (KASF).
The key result areas are:




  1. Improved access to care to PLHIVs with emphasis to vulnerable groups (newly diagnosed
    people living with HIV, defaulters, HIV TB co-infected and Pregnant and lactating PLHIV
    mothers, Men, Adolescents and Youth including girls with tailored services and strategies to
    ensure that they are retained in care)

  2. Reduction of the barrier of discrimination and stigma among the PLHIVs and in the
    communities they live through counseling and psychosocial support.

  3. Increased participation of beneficiaries through working with PLHIV network and support
    groups of PLHIVs for children caregiver, women and men that are supported with Counseling
    and psychosocial support and treatment and care support

  4. Ensure that at least 90% of PLHIVs under the program are adhering to care and treatment

  5. Ensure that at least 90% of PLHIVs under the program are viral load suppressed
    The key interventions are:

  6. Support Community based HTS and Facility based testing services; link those who test positive
    to treatment and support them in the care cascade.

  7. Identify and support PLHIVs with emphasis to vulnerable groups (newly diagnosed people
    living with HIV, defaulters, HIV TB co-infected, PLHIV living with Co-morbidities and
    Pregnant and Lactating PLHIV mothers, Men, Adolescents and Youth including girls with
    tailored services and strategies to ensure that they are retained in care

  8. Stigma and discrimination reduction through:
    a) Sensitization of PLHIV and community leaders (including awareness days in the
    community)
    b) Integrating HIV/TB and human rights issues in faith sector messages
    c) Building the capacity of unions and private sector leaders in addressing stigma and
    discrimination.
    d) Gender based violence prevention and response
    e) Capacity building and promoting human rights champions (e.g. SGBV survivors) in
    communities to advocate for human rights

  9. Legal literacy by:
    a) Building the capacity of 2 community based organizations in each county to screen and
    report human rights violations
    b) Conducting know your rights campaigns through PLHIV networks.
    c) Awareness on the HIV tribunal role will be raised to improve access to its services.
    KRCS GF HIV GRANT 2018 - 2021 3

  10. Training of health care providers and other leaders on human rights to establish an enabling
    environment and promote “friendly” services that meet the needs of the key and vulnerable
    groups.

  11. Advocacy among law enforcers and county government on the punitive legislations and
    municipal by-laws that inhibit key populations from accessing health services.
    Target beneficiaries
    The targeted beneficiaries are PLHIVs including children and adolescents living with HIV in
    Lamu, Garissa, Tana River, Tana River Mandera and Wajir counties.
    KRCS seeks to recruit at least one organization to implement these interventions in each of these
    five (5) target counties.
    ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
    The applicant will be a legal entity registered in Kenya with the right to enter a contractual
    agreement with the KRCS. The applicant must have the mandate to work in the county applied for
    with no history of legal proceedings related to fraud, corruption or any other criminal matter.
    The applicant can be a Civil Society Organization (FBO, CBO, NGO, etc.) or a consortium of
    organizations that meets the criteria. Organizations that apply as a consortium, must provide a
    Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with clear mandate, work plan and budget for each
    partner.
    Mandatory Requirements
    The applicant must meet the following requirements:
    i. Is registered with the relevant authorities’ e.g. social development office as a community
    based organization (CBO), self-help group.
    ii. Has a set of rules governing the organization (The Constitution / by laws).
    iii. Has been in existence and active in HIV related activities for at least one year.
    iv. Has local presence in the County. Provide recommendation letter from the County / sub-
    County government structures e.g. the county department of health especially
    CASCO/SCASCO, health facility, social development office, CACC/SCACC.
    v. Has people living with HIV as members with two thirds of the senior leadership of the
    network being PLHIV. This should be evidenced by a recommendation letter from any
    of the national PLHIV networks e.g. NEPHAK, WOFAK, KENEPOTE, MAC,
    ICWK, ITPC, KENERELA.
    vi. Has a bank account.
    vii. Has a KRA PIN Certificate.
    KINDLY NOTE that special consideration will be provided for;
    KRCS GF HIV GRANT 2018 - 2021 4
     PLHIV led organization with experience of working with people with disabilities.
     Organizations that have at least a third of their composition as adolescent and young people.
    Organizations meeting these special consideration are particularly encouraged to apply
    The application reference documents including technical and financial proposal format for
    applicants, the criteria for evaluation are available from the County department of health office,
    the Kenya Red Cross Society county office. The documents can also be downloaded from the
    following websites: www.redcross.or.ke, www.nacc.or.ke, www.globalfundkcm.or.ke,
    www.cog.go.ke.
    The technical proposal together with all mandatory requirements should be put in one plain
    envelope clearly marked, enclosed and sealed. The proposals should be dropped in the tender box
    at the respective Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) county office addressed to:
    Retender No. GF/EOI/0205/2018
    The Chairman
    Tender Committee
    Kenya Red Cross Society
    P.O Box 40712-00100 Nairobi
    The applications should be submitted not later than Friday 4th January 2019 at 4.00 PM Kenyan
    Time. All applications will be transported by courier services on the same day from the county
    offices to the Kenya Red Cross Society Head Office in Nairobi.
    Applicants are invited to attend the tender opening on Wednesday 9th January 2019 at the Kenya
    Red Cross Society Headquarters in South C, at 12.00 noon.
    Expressions of Interest that are not clearly marked on the envelope or are not delivered at the
    stipulated place and time will not be considered.



How to apply:


KRCS GF HIV GRANT 2018 - 2021 1
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
CALL NETWORKS OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV TO APPLY AS
IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS IN LAMU, GARISSA, TANA RIVER,
TAITA TAVETA, MANDERA AND WAJIR COUNTIES IN KENYA
This Call for Proposals is an open tender for networks of people living with HIV interested in
implementing community interventions that supports the achievement of 90.90.90 cascade in HIV
prevention, treatment, care and support for People Living with HIV (PLHIV). The Networks of
PLHIV will be expected to implement community interventions that support HIV treatment
cascade and reduce human rights-related barriers to HIV services in selected five (5) counties in
Kenya. The small grant project will provide funding to support such organizations within the
Global Fund HIV grant under the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) in selected counties namely
Lamu, Garissa, Tana River, Tana River, Mandera and Wajir.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) is one of the largest humanitarian organizations in Kenya. Its
mission is as auxiliary to the National and County Governments we will work with our
communities, volunteers and partners to ensure we prepare for and respond to our humanitarian
and development needs. KRCS was appointed by the Kenya Country Coordinating Mechanism
(KCM) as the Non State Principal Recipient (PR) to manage resources under the Country’s Global
Fund HIV grant. The KRCS seeks interested organizations/networks of people living with HIV to
apply for funding in selected counties namely Lamu, Garissa, Tana River, Tana River, Mandera
and Wajir.
SCOPE OF WORK
The successful applicants will contribute to the achievement of Vision 2030 through implementing
strategies, interventions and activities to help the country accelerate and achieve a drastic reduction
in new HIV infections among PLHIV in a manner which is evidence-informed, rights-based and
gender sensitive.
KRCS GF HIV GRANT 2018 - 2021 2
The goal of the project is to contribute to the reduction of new HIV infections amongst PLHIV by
75% and AIDS related mortality by 25% in the targeted counties by providing goal comprehensive
HIV prevention, treatment and care in line with the Kenya Aids Strategic Framework (KASF).
The key result areas are:




  1. Improved access to care to PLHIVs with emphasis to vulnerable groups (newly diagnosed
    people living with HIV, defaulters, HIV TB co-infected and Pregnant and lactating PLHIV
    mothers, Men, Adolescents and Youth including girls with tailored services and strategies to
    ensure that they are retained in care)

  2. Reduction of the barrier of discrimination and stigma among the PLHIVs and in the
    communities they live through counseling and psychosocial support.

  3. Increased participation of beneficiaries through working with PLHIV network and support
    groups of PLHIVs for children caregiver, women and men that are supported with Counseling
    and psychosocial support and treatment and care support

  4. Ensure that at least 90% of PLHIVs under the program are adhering to care and treatment

  5. Ensure that at least 90% of PLHIVs under the program are viral load suppressed
    The key interventions are:

  6. Support Community based HTS and Facility based testing services; link those who test positive
    to treatment and support them in the care cascade.

  7. Identify and support PLHIVs with emphasis to vulnerable groups (newly diagnosed people
    living with HIV, defaulters, HIV TB co-infected, PLHIV living with Co-morbidities and
    Pregnant and Lactating PLHIV mothers, Men, Adolescents and Youth including girls with
    tailored services and strategies to ensure that they are retained in care

  8. Stigma and discrimination reduction through:
    a) Sensitization of PLHIV and community leaders (including awareness days in the
    community)
    b) Integrating HIV/TB and human rights issues in faith sector messages
    c) Building the capacity of unions and private sector leaders in addressing stigma and
    discrimination.
    d) Gender based violence prevention and response
    e) Capacity building and promoting human rights champions (e.g. SGBV survivors) in
    communities to advocate for human rights

  9. Legal literacy by:
    a) Building the capacity of 2 community based organizations in each county to screen and
    report human rights violations
    b) Conducting know your rights campaigns through PLHIV networks.
    c) Awareness on the HIV tribunal role will be raised to improve access to its services.
    KRCS GF HIV GRANT 2018 - 2021 3

  10. Training of health care providers and other leaders on human rights to establish an enabling
    environment and promote “friendly” services that meet the needs of the key and vulnerable
    groups.

  11. Advocacy among law enforcers and county government on the punitive legislations and
    municipal by-laws that inhibit key populations from accessing health services.
    Target beneficiaries
    The targeted beneficiaries are PLHIVs including children and adolescents living with HIV in
    Lamu, Garissa, Tana River, Tana River Mandera and Wajir counties.
    KRCS seeks to recruit at least one organization to implement these interventions in each of these
    five (5) target counties.
    ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
    The applicant will be a legal entity registered in Kenya with the right to enter a contractual
    agreement with the KRCS. The applicant must have the mandate to work in the county applied for
    with no history of legal proceedings related to fraud, corruption or any other criminal matter.
    The applicant can be a Civil Society Organization (FBO, CBO, NGO, etc.) or a consortium of
    organizations that meets the criteria. Organizations that apply as a consortium, must provide a
    Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with clear mandate, work plan and budget for each
    partner.
    Mandatory Requirements
    The applicant must meet the following requirements:
    i. Is registered with the relevant authorities’ e.g. social development office as a community
    based organization (CBO), self-help group.
    ii. Has a set of rules governing the organization (The Constitution / by laws).
    iii. Has been in existence and active in HIV related activities for at least one year.
    iv. Has local presence in the County. Provide recommendation letter from the County / sub-
    County government structures e.g. the county department of health especially
    CASCO/SCASCO, health facility, social development office, CACC/SCACC.
    v. Has people living with HIV as members with two thirds of the senior leadership of the
    network being PLHIV. This should be evidenced by a recommendation letter from any
    of the national PLHIV networks e.g. NEPHAK, WOFAK, KENEPOTE, MAC,
    ICWK, ITPC, KENERELA.
    vi. Has a bank account.
    vii. Has a KRA PIN Certificate.
    KINDLY NOTE that special consideration will be provided for;
    KRCS GF HIV GRANT 2018 - 2021 4
     PLHIV led organization with experience of working with people with disabilities.
     Organizations that have at least a third of their composition as adolescent and young people.
    Organizations meeting these special consideration are particularly encouraged to apply
    The application reference documents including technical and financial proposal format for
    applicants, the criteria for evaluation are available from the County department of health office,
    the Kenya Red Cross Society county office. The documents can also be downloaded from the
    following websites: www.redcross.or.ke, www.nacc.or.ke, www.globalfundkcm.or.ke,
    www.cog.go.ke.
    The technical proposal together with all mandatory requirements should be put in one plain
    envelope clearly marked, enclosed and sealed. The proposals should be dropped in the tender box
    at the respective Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) county office addressed to:
    Retender No. GF/EOI/0205/2018
    The Chairman
    Tender Committee
    Kenya Red Cross Society
    P.O Box 40712-00100 Nairobi
    The applications should be submitted not later than Friday 4th January 2019 at 4.00 PM Kenyan
    Time. All applications will be transported by courier services on the same day from the county
    offices to the Kenya Red Cross Society Head Office in Nairobi.
    Applicants are invited to attend the tender opening on Wednesday 9th January 2019 at the Kenya
    Red Cross Society Headquarters in South C, at 12.00 noon.
    Expressions of Interest that are not clearly marked on the envelope or are not delivered at the
    stipulated place and time will not be considered.


Dec 13, 2018



Position Overview:



Under the direction of the Case Management and Child Protection Coordinator, the Case Management and child protection Officer is responsible for providing the protection of children by performing duties of Intake, Protection, Child Care and Emergency responses including After Hours as may be required, in accordance with provisions of Charitable Children Institutions regulations, Children Act 2002, RefuSHE Child Protection Policy and general RefuSHE child protection policies and SOPs



Duties & Responsibilities:



· Receives and reviews referrals and requests for service to determine eligibility to admission in GEP and Safe House as well as any other grant funded projects.



· Interviews sources of service referrals/requests to obtain and record detailed intake information; assessing nature of referral/request and identifying immediacy of intervention required through Best Interest Assessment; and refers ineligible cases to other agencies, as appropriate.



· Gathers thorough information and conducts an assessment of the immediate safety of the child/ren at the point of first contact; intervening in risk situations and initiating immediate protection action, as required, which may include moving of children at risk to our Safe House or referring the Individual Cases to other appropriate agencies for protection



· Conducts case investigations including reviewing plight history and comparing the same with available information from UNHCR and other agencies, coordinating and conducting forensic interviews, conducting home visits, and interviewing child, family members and any other appropriate additional information sources such as other refugees community members, neighbors and assesses risk to the IC based on case investigation and develops IC service/development plan



· Initiates and facilitates the referral for services provision from other agencies /organizations consistent with the proposed service plan; coordinating service requirements and advocating on behalf of the IC to ensure the receipt of appropriate and timely service/support



· Strictly adheres to and implements Safe House SOPs and other regulatory requirements as stipulated within the CCI registration Charters



· Under direction of the Case Management and Child Protection Coordinator, communicates on daily basis all relevant information regarding the SH to the Associate Director



· Participates in consultations and case conference with individual case and other service providers



· Under supervision of Case Management and Child Protection Coordinator, determines the need for and recommends admission of children to GEP and Safe House; coordinating and facilitating admissions by advising the GEP or Safe House Associate Director(s) of all relevant case information, preparing required admission documents, and providing support to the child during the admission process; providing information and consultation to other program teams regarding the individual case information and the specific needs of the child who is being admitted to the organizations programs and ensures proper management of the child file(s) as required



· Completes requirements for court hearings with support of Legal Advocacy Officer if and where the law may require including preparing evidence materials, advising Safe House and Child Protection Associate Director on procedures, reviewing case information with area children officer and arranging for, or notifying, other stake holders who may be involved/interested in the case



· Under guidance of the Case Management and Child Protection Coordinator, ensures the line Associate Director for Protection and Safe House is consulted and updated at appropriate points as required on each individual case.



· Prepares and ensures accurate, thorough and timely recording of case information including case notes, modules, reports, family case histories, correspondence, and legal forms, as required by the UNHCR, RAS and RefuSHE; compiles and completes case file documents for transfer of the case or to close the case as will be required from time to time



· Provides information and advisory services to each child and members of the refugee community regarding the provisions and requirements of the UNHCR, RAS and RefuSHE service policies



· Liaises with security officers on duty to ensure maximum security /safe environment for the residents and their belongings as well as RefuSHE’s assets



· Participates in maintaining daily, weekly and monthly Safe House inventory trackers and reconciles the same on weekly and monthly basis submitting the same to the procurement officer for verification purposes



Protection Service Responsibilities



· Initiates a relationship with the child and the foster family to facilitate an accurate and thorough assessment of the protection issues and individual case needs, to inform the service plan and to effectively respond to problems and reduce the potential for risk to the child (ren)



· Initiates Best Interest Processes for each individual case through conducting BIAs, BIDs, making arrangement for alternative care, family tracing/reunification, undertakes home visits as well as recommending case management support



· Implements the service plan with the child and family (foster) including appropriate management of the therapeutic relationship, providing counseling or referring to counseling services for the child and the family and conducting an ongoing assessment of any child protection issues and the level of risk to children in the home or Safe House



· Maximizes the participation of other program team and external service providers as appropriate in the development and review of the service plan through facilitating referrals, coordinating among collateral service providers, and advocating ensuring the receipt of appropriate and timely services; leading and participating in consultations and case conferences with the client and other service providers



· Conducts Child Protection investigations including reviewing any relevant child protection records, coordinating and conducting forensic interviews, conducting investigative interviews of each individual case, caregivers, other family members and appropriate additional information sources such as UNHCR, children department, neighbors, community leaders and other agencies providing services to refugee children



· Participates in developing and maintaining of weekly and monthly list of Safe House residents due for various appointments and accompaniment plan



Child Care Responsibilities



· Conducts an assessment of physical, mental, emotional and social needs of each child in the organization programs, and establishes a trust relationship in order to support and facilitate the child’s growth and development while in the organization programs



· Ensures high levels of hygiene and cleanliness among individual cases and the general environment with the Safe House/GEP



· Develops and implements appropriate short and long term plans of care for the child/children based on the results of the needs assessment; providing information, advice and support to the child and the foster family regarding the plan of care; discussing specific care plan requirements with other program team staff, and other professional support service providers as appropriate



· Provides informal counseling to the child and initiating/coordinating support linkages for the child with internal and external counselors acting as a support to the child during the conducting of any investigation or service provision



· Coordinates service requirements and advocating on behalf of the child/children to ensure the receipt of appropriate and timely services; leading and participating in consultations and case conferences with service providers to discuss care plans and service needs of the child/children.



· Facilitates ongoing contact with the child and his/her biological family through family tracing process to ensure family reunification where and when possible



· Provides support to the child and intervenes on his/her behalf in risk/crisis situations; facilitating the resolution of the crisis and developing plans in consultation with the child and other program team/service providers to reduce the likelihood of the crisis being repeated



· Undertakes other responsibilities/duties not outlined above which are commensurate with a role of this nature in the humanitarian sector and which have been discussed and agreed between the line manager/superiors and the post holder.



Qualifications



· Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Sociology, Counseling Psychology or related field with at least five 3 years of successful experience in program planning and management including grant funded programs. Master’s Degree in project planning and management, business administration, Social Work, Counseling Psychology or other related field will be added advantage.



· At least 3 years’ experience in case management and child protection programs



· Knowledge of sexual and gender based violence/domestic violence and sexual assault/abuse issues and solutions



· Understanding of challenges facing refugees in Kenya and in the region



· Experience working with young people, preferably most vulnerable (experience working with refugee children will be a plus)



· Demonstrated ability to handle confidential and sensitive information



· Knowledge of theories of human behavior and ability to apply in assessment and planning



· Knowledge of risk assessments; counseling skills, child abuse standards, child welfare legislation and regulations



· Ability to work as an integral member of a team and work with little or no supervision as may be required



· Ability to follow direction and work effectively under pressure



· Good planning, organization, problem-solving, decision-making and liaison skills



· Ability to collaborate with other resource persons and facility



· Ability withstand stressful situations that may arise as a result of challenging work environment (interaction with children who have under gone very painful situations)


Regulatory Affairs Manager – Export Job at GSK


Job Purpose Statement



  • To translate the Pharma (Rx) business objectives into an actionable regulatory affairs strategy so as to ensure that GSK standards in respect to regulatory conformance and business continuity are maintained.

  • To add value to business by ensuring timely submissions and approvals for new products in WCA markets as well as maintenance of registered licences in alignment with local regulations and corporate.

  • Ensure Regulatory compliance by support and compliance to the QMS system


Responsibilities



  • Development and coordination of regulatory strategies with the support of the Head of Regulatory for regulatory submissions in WCA and collaboration with the HRA to simplify and improve existing regulatory processes, systems and techniques for the markets supported, to achieve the business objectives.

  • Ensure timely submissions and approvals of applications according to regulatory plan and strategy, ensuring continuity of supply and regulatory compliance.

  • Management of Regulatory projects to support new initiatives as appropriate to the business.

  • Ensure alignment of the regulatory registration submission strategy to commercial strategies and work effectively with key stakeholders and 3rd party service providers.to achieve the desired regulatory outcomes.

  • Liaise with Regulatory Authorities and provide appropriate answers on matters relating to Regulatory approvals/queries for GSK Products.

  • Ensure alignment of registered details with original dossiers and corporate databases, maintenance of and compliance with Regulatory Databases (OPAL, REQUIRE, GRACE)

  • Support the artwork control process to ensure changes and approval are done in time to avoid product stock out or delays in supplies.

  • Management of tender activities in relevant markets (as applicable)

  • Monitor and keep in touch with changes in the regulatory environments. Provide intelligence to local stakeholders and central team on changes in regulatory environment in the region.

  • Working with industry associations to strategically position GSK values and address any issues that would affect the business.

  • Support and ensure compliance to the QMS/QRM processes within Regulatory (written standard maintenance/compliance, regulatory issue management, risk management, management monitoring (L1 Audit), deviation handling, CAPA management, training, 3P oversight). Provide regulatory support to GMP inspections as required.


Competencies 


The level of technical knowledge required for the role is applied for assessment of the regulatory files, submission of right first-time dossiers to Regulatory Authorities, communication with global and local stakeholders.


Examples



  • Preparation of registration dossier according to local regulations

  • Preparation of SmPC and PIL and coordination of their drafts with global and local stakeholders

  • Communication with Authorities (submission of official requests, providing answers for Authorities’ request)

  • Communication with regulatory third-party service providers to ensure the company objectives are met


Problem Solving and Innovation



  • Works across multiple markets in complex regulatory environment with high unpredictability of regulatory decisions, not yet fully established regulations (evolving in maturity), lack of transparency and dialogue with Regulatory Authorities, different interpretation and application of regulations/guidelines.

  • Works in one of the most critical areas in terms of compliance to ensure

  • Patients have access to products with minimal possible interruption of supplies because of changing regulatory requirements and GSK continuous improvement of products;
    Supplied products are compliant with registered details, so there is no risk for patients’ safety or GSK reputation;
    Risk of mistakes in products information is managed properly to minimize impact of regulatory related mistakes on business.

  • Works in one of fast-changing areas where changes are caused by external factors (regulatory requirements and practices), business needs to be aligned for each single country and in line with central procedures of compliance and product improvements. Needs to have the ability to make evaluative judgement.

  • Works through local regulatory service providers to provide the regulatory support required in market (i.e. appointments, submissions, follow up, response to queries, regulatory intelligence & advocacy)


Interaction


The role involves interaction with multiple stakeholders internally and externally and requires excellent communication, collaboration and negotiation skills


Internally



  • Country level LOCs Quality, Medical, Logistics and Distribution, Legal, Commercial

  • Regional Regional Regulatory Affairs

  • Global level Global Regulatory Affairs, GMS


Externally



  • Regulatory Authorities

  • 3rd party service providers

  • Pharmaceutical Trade Associations


The communication needs to be clear, specific and consistent across all stakeholders both internal and external. It needs to be adapted to manage the diversity, harness the commitment & contribution of stakeholders internally and externally and collaborative to deliver the goal for the organization.


Multi-Cultural Awareness


The role involves interacting with multiple countries with racial/ethnic diversity as well as variance in socio-economic environment. These factors need to be considered while working on regulatory strategy as well as interacting with internal and external stakeholders since alignment with the country’s and state authorities’ vision is essential for regulatory strategy or advocacy initiatives to be successful.


Therefore, the role holder should have the



  • Ability to write and speak in English and French Intermediate/upper-intermediate level;

  • Ability to work within diverse cultures and differing levels of organizational maturity;

  • High degree of comfort and positive engagement working as a member of a multifunctional and multicultural team

  • Constant search for Innovation, contributing with passion, and performance achieved with Integrity

  • Ability for multitasking, quick adaptation, agility and ability to make decisions/influence outcomes that include assessment of the potential impact, attention to detail.


Impact



  • Impacts business targets ensuring all new submissions, regulatory variations and renewals are agreed with logistics, commercial teams and in the countries, so they have minimal impact on supplies.

  • Influences on continuous product supply by ensuring alignment of registered details with original dossiers in multiple countries in WCA (as assigned) and working through third party service providers to achieve desired outcomes as per plan.

  • Impact on compliance (in complex/dynamic regulatory environment) ensuring that the standards of governance and oversight are applied, and that risks and issues are appropriately managed.


Qualifications



  • Bachelor’s Degree. Pharmacy or appropriate scientific degree

  • Minimum 3 years Regulatory Experience in the industry. Good working knowledge of regulations, current industry practices, and experience with seeking out, interpretation and application of regulatory guidance.

  • Excellent communication influencing and negotiation skill

  • Masters or PhD (would be an added advantage)

  • Qualification in project management (would be an added advantage)


How to Apply


Interested and qualified? Go to GlaxoSmithKline Plc (GSK) career website on careers.peopleclick.com to apply



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