Inside this issue Newsletter, July 9, 2015.pdf · Aug 14 at Skenoo Hall Gandaria City Jakarta. For tickets, visit Indonesian Jazz Festival Aug 29-30 at Istora Senayan. For tickets,

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#27 - July 9, 2015

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. 3-7

PEP Talk Pg. 8

Med Unit Pg. 9

Community News Pg. 10-11

@america Pg. 12

American Club Pg. 13

Classifieds Pg. 14-15

FLO Weekly Pg. 16

HR Openings Pg. 17-20

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.

Do You Have Local Plans for

Idul Fitri or Will You be Joining the

Millions of Travelers for the Mudik ?

Days before (and during) Idul Fitri literally millions of

Indonesians will take to the roads as they travel out of

Jakarta back to their hometowns. The term Mudik is an

Indonesian colloquial term for a global phenomenon in

Muslim countries which reaches an extreme here in

Jakarta. During the heaviest times of Mudik it can take

up to eight hours just to reach Bandung or Bogor. Mudik

is expected to being July 12-16th this Ramadan.

The good news for those staying in Jakarta is that the city

empties out and traveling around town can be a breeze.

We urge you to hang out and enjoy Jakarta!

During Idul Fitri most grocery stores and restaurants will

be closed. Most domestic employees will take leave to

return to their Kampung. There are less taxis on the road.

Therefore, CLO encourages you to plan accordingly.

Please click here for websites with articles that highlight

local Jakarta Idul Fitri travel options:

Places to Visit During Idul Fitri…

and more Places to Visit During Idul Fitri!

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

July * Kembang Summber Club (‘til 7/10) * Betawi in Painting, Ancol (‘til 8/1)

* Ramadhan Delights, Pullman Hotel (‘til 7/16) * Ramadhan Culinary Adventure, JW Marriott (‘til 7/16) * Exhibition: Margriet Smulder, Erasmus (‘til 7/30)

9 Happy Hour with Lux and Tim! Skye Bar

10 CLO Open

House: Lainie McKeating’s Farewell Coffee 9:00AM

11 CLO Trip:

Roemah Djawa, Lebak Bulus, 8:00 AM

12

13 14 15 16 17 Idul Fitri

Holiday 18 Idul Fitri

Holiday

19 20 21 22 23 Melbourne

Photo Class 24 25 Chris Brown

Live in Jakarta, Bumi Serpong Damai

26 Inspired by

the Master cooking class, Menteng

27 28 29 30 31 CLO Trip:

Shop Grand Lucky, 9:00 AM

1 August

2 * Inspired by the Master cooking class, Menteng * Fun Foam Run and Festival

3 4 5 6 CLO Trip:

Going to IKEA, Tangerang, 8:00 AM

7 8

JULY - AUG CLO EVENT OTHER EMBASSY EVENT JAKARTA COMM. EVENT HOLIDAY Color Legend:

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Community Liaison Officers : Lainie McKeating and Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty

E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250

The CLO’s Line

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Community Liaison Officers : Lainie McKeating and Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty

E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250

The CLO’s Line

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Community Liaison Officers : Lainie McKeating and Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty

E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250

The CLO’s Line

Trip to IKEA Thursday, August 6

Shuttles leave Annex 8AM Meet in Starbucks on the first floor Annex.

RSVP through e-Service or email to [email protected] by the Wednesday prior to the Fri-day desired. Please include your housing location in RSVP for route planning.

Motorpool will not be transporting large items purchased at IKEA please plan on using the store’s delivery system: http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_ID/service-offer/delivery/index.html RSVP

RSVP through e-Service or email to [email protected]

Shop Grand Lucky Fridays:

July 31, Aug 14 & 28

9:00 AM shuttle pick-up from locations TBD

We will stop for coffee/brunch before shopping

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Community Liaison Officers : Lainie McKeating and Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty

E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250

Join the CLO Team! There are three part-time jobs open in the Community Liaison Office. We’re recruiting a Newsletter Editor (WAE, portion of hours at home), and two Co-CLOs (Part-time, 20 hours each) to join the team and serve our community. We Want You! What kind of skills will you use or gain by working in the CLO office?

Communication skills, both written and oral

Research and data gathering

Program planning, implementation, and management

Organization and leadership

Networking and advocacy Do you enjoy connecting people? Are you interested in building community? Do you like taking an idea all the way from first concept to implementation and all the stages in between? Come work for CLO and challenge yourself with something new, every day!

CLO in-brief for 2015 Newcomers

Please 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.

Events Around Town

Kembang Summer Art Club Through July 10. To sign up, email [email protected] and for information, visit http://ganaraartstudio.com/ Ramadan Culinary Adventure at JW Marriott Hotel Through July 16. For more information and reservation, please call (021) 5798 8888. Ramadan Delights at Pullman Jakarta Indonesia Through July 16, Pullman Jakarta Indonesia will offer unique and exciting breakfasting options. For information, call 31921111 or email [email protected]

The CLO’s Line

Art Exhibition: Margriet Smulders Through July 30. Located in Erasmus Huis: JI. HR Rasuna Said Kav. S-3 Jakarta. For information, call 5241069. Betawi in Paintings by Sarnadi Adam Through Aug 1 at Discovery Hotel and Ancol Convention. For information, visit http://www.discoveryhotelancol.com Melbourne Photo Class: Colorful Kampungs Morning Photo Walk. July 23. For more information, email [email protected] Chris Brown Live In Jakarta July 25 at Indonesian Convention Exhibition (ICE) Bumi Serpong Damai. For tickets, visit www.ibudibjo.com Inspired by the Master July 26, Aug 2, 9, and 30. Masterclass & Lecture Recital located at IFL Jakarta, JI. MH Tharmin No.20, Menteng. For information, call 08170001501. 5K Fun Foam Run and Festival Aug 2. For information and tickets, visit foamfestindo.com We The Fest 2015 Festival Aug 9. Located at Parkir Timur, Senayan. To get tickets, visit www.wethefest.com Indonesian Candy A One Night Event “THE MAINE” Concert Aug 14 at Skenoo Hall Gandaria City Jakarta. For tickets, visit www.rajakarcis.com Indonesian Jazz Festival Aug 29-30 at Istora Senayan. For tickets, visit www.ibudibjo.com Bazaar Art Jakarta Aug 27-30 at Ritz Carlton, SCBD. For information, visit www.artjakarta.com ANZA Groovy Ball Sep 11. For enquiries, email [email protected] Kids Triathlon Sep 20. For information and registration visit http://kids-tri.indoendurance.com

Tuesday 10AM RM 1014 Annex [email protected]

Friday 9AM RM 1014 Annex [email protected]

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Community Liaison Officers : Lainie McKeating and Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty

E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250

Travel Recommendation Day Trip to Bandung

Submitted by Ambassador Robert Blake

If folks are looking for an interesting day or weekend trip, they should consider Bandung. Located about 140 kilometers south east of Jakarta at an altitude of 2,500 feet, Bandung is surrounded by volcanos. The city is probably most famous for the 1955 Asian-African Conference, also known as the Bandung Conference, that marked the beginning of the Non-Aligned Movement. I visited three places north of town that were quite interesting. The first is an art gallery owned by one of Indonesia's foremost artists Sunaryo. The gallery called Selasar Sunaryo (http://www.selasarsunaryo.com) is a beautiful art space with a nice coffee area. Sunaryo himself has had several installations in the US and his son lives in America. He is also building across the street Wot Batu that is going to be lovely rock garden that will open in about two months. For lunch, the dynamic Bandung Mayor Ridwan Kamil recommended Dusun Bambu http://www.dusunbambu.com/about which is a very attractive restaurant in a larger leisure park. You must pay a modest 10,000 rupees to get in but the food is good and prices are reasonable (60-70,000 rupees for main courses). From there you can head up to one of Indonesia's most accessible volcanos at Tangkuban Perahu. One can drive right up through a beautiful park (again a very modest entrance fee) to the rim. I also recommend taking a short 1 km walk down to a natural hot spring called Kawah Domas. The trail begins at the mosque on the rim (to your right about 500 meters from the crater). You are required to hire a guide for 300,000 rupees, which is annoying but it is fun to be able to get up close to the bubbling pots. From there you can hike out about a half kilometer of a mostly flat trail where your car can meet you so you don't have to make the steep trek back up. Bandung has many nice US and other brand hotels if you want to stay the night. Enjoy!

The CLO’s Line

Dusun bambu

Kawah Domas Tangkuban Perahu

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Community Liaison Officers : Lainie McKeating and Sara Warnick Administrative Assistant : Bonnie Manuputty

E-mail: [email protected] Tel. (62-21) 34359250

PEP Talk

2015 Personal Preparedness Series

Are you prepared for a crisis?

Please participate in these important Brown Bag events to

learn what you need to do in an emergency.

August 19th

Introduction to Residential Warden System

Are you new to post Jakarta or confused about our residential

warden system and how it works? Annex 810, 12:00 -1:00PM

Indoor Safety during an Earthquake

If you are inside, stay inside. DO NOT run outside or to other rooms during shaking.

In most situations, you will reduce your chance of injury from falling objects and even building collapse if you

immediately:

DROP down onto your hands and knees before the earthquake knocks you down. This position

protects you from falling but allows you to still move if necessary.

COVER your head and neck (and your entire body if possible) under the shelter of a sturdy table or

desk. If there is no shelter nearby, get down near an interior wall or next to low-lying furniture that won't

fall on you, and cover your head and neck with your arms and hands.

HOLD ON to your shelter (or to your

head and neck) until the shaking stops.

Be prepared to move with your shelter if

the shaking shifts it around.

http://emergency.cdc.gov/

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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

No to the Mosquito! Malaria Prevention Malaria is a serious disease that is preventable and curable. Malarial parasites are transmitted to humans through a bite from the anopheles mosquito that is infected with the parasite. Following the infective bite, a period of time goes by before the first symptoms appear. This incubation period varies from 7 to 30 days and is dependent on the species of parasite the host is infected with. There are four known species of the malarial parasite. In uncomplicated malaria, symptoms are similar to that of the common flu- fever, chills, sweats, headaches, nausea, vomiting, headaches, body aches and general malaise. Physical findings as assessed by a health profes-sional can include an enlarged spleen and/or liver and mild jaundice (yellowing of the skin). Severe malaria occurs when infections are complicated by organ failure. This is a medical emergency that requires urgent and aggressive treatment. Some types of malarial parasites are associated with relapses that can occur for up to 5 years at irregular intervals. Diagnosis of malaria is through blood testing and obtaining history of exposure. Malaria prophylaxis (applying measures to prevent a specific disease) is recommended for travelers to areas where malaria is endemic, which includes many areas in Indonesia. Infants, small children, pregnant women and individuals with a history of splenectomy should reconsider travelling to regions where the risk of transmission is high. This is because infection in these groups can be more severe (ie. risk of miscarriage and premature labor). Chemoprophylaxis includes administration of antimalarial drugs before, during and for a period of time after travel. Prevention includes application of insect precautions such as insect repellant (containing 30-50% DEET), mosquito nets and light colored clothing that covers exposed skin. Avoid being outside during dusk and dawn when the anopheles mosquito is most active, sleep in rooms with screens over windows and doors and use the air conditioner. There are many types of antimalarial drugs available which can be prescribed based on your health history and travel plans. Antimalarial drugs require administration prior to travel so allow sufficient time for protection. If you are not sure if your travel destination, whether inside or outside of Indonesia, is at risk for malaria, please contact a nurse at the health unit to discuss what precautions you require and which antimalarial drugs are most suitable for you.

Information about Malaria obtained from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and from RN. Deborah Hambric.

What’s happening? Keeping you up to date with health promotion activities!

WALK TO BALI- Pedometer Challenge! If you have reached Bogor, Bandung, Cirebon or Semarang, collect your pin! Make sure you are tracking your progress on ‘Your Pedometer Log’. Remember, this program is to encourage you to get you up and moving! Your goal is 10,000 steps per day.

Walk to Bali Tip #4: Wear your pedometer ALL THE TIME! This way you can compare each day and aim to increase your steps.

CAUTION: No preventive measure is 100% effective. Immediate medical attention is necessary for fever or influenza-like symptoms within three months after travel in a malaria risk area.

NOTICE: SJHU will be closed every Friday during the month of July only. SJHU will continue operate regular hours on Mondays and Wednesdays.

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Community News

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Community News

Happy Hour w/ Lux & Tim

at Skye Bar

Thursday July 9, 2015

Shuttle provided leaving from

Chancery 4:30 PM and Annex 4:45

This is a no host Happy Hour

Skye Bar: BCA Tower, Jln. M. H. Thamrin No. 1,

Central Jakarta

Reminder: Skye Bar has a dress code. Lux and Tim

don’t care what you wear, they just want you to be

able to attend.

Selamat jalan!

Zeric Smith, USAID Margaret Sula, GSO Kristin McVey, Med Richard S. Bindrup, POL Michael Friedman, CDC Shari L. Ulery, ECON Adrienne Fagler, GSO Lee Rommel, RSO Blair King, USAID Eric Davis, USAID Thomas Murray, RSO Benjamin Wohlauer, ECON Mary E. Countryman, PAS Casey Mace, POL

Selamat datang!

Mark Traylor, CSU Karen Schinerrer, PAS Andrea Appell, ASEAN

Great function tomorrow

at the Marine House Join the Marine Detachment this Friday at 4:00 PM for a Hail/Farewell. Sgt Anick is joining them from Bolivia and Sgt. Andrews will be departing this month! Please come out and enjoy some drinks and food to give Sgt Anick a warm welcome in Jakarta. Contact person: [email protected]

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@america

Friday, July 10, 6:30 – 8:30 pm American Food Series: Food Truck!

Saturday, July 11, 10:30 – 12:30 pm

Duke University-Coursera: English Composition 1

Saturday, July 11, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Muslim Lifestyle in America and Indonesia

Tuesday, July 14, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Toastmaster Tuesday @america

Friday, July 17, 2:00 – 4:00 pm

Family Film Festival

This week and next week events:

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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

American Club Idul Fitri

Holiday Hours

16 July : Close at 3pm - Last order at 2pm

17 & 18 July : Open at 1pm - 9pm

Sunday Buffet, July 12th, 2015

The Pavilion @ 5pm-8pm

PASTA NIGHT

Price Rp.150.000+ for adult 50% off for 12 years old and under

THANK YOU

The Fourth of July, is a federal holiday commemorating the adoption of the

Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, declaring independence from the King-

dom of Great Britain.

The American Club has been celebrating this event for many years. This year, our 4th

July Party event was another big hit. We would like to thank everyone who came and

participate. It was a fun and enjoyable day to celebrate!

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Please check with RSO-LSY to make sure any domestic staff

you plan on hiring is not on “Black List”

Driver available If you are new to Indonesia, or if your Bahasa Indonesia language skills are limited, then Primo Ginastio is the driver for you. He is extremely patient and his English language skills are superb partly because he lived in Australia for 8+ years where he perfected his English. Mr. Ginastio is available for part-time work, especially on the weekends. He currently works part-time during the week as an Eagle Taxi driver and is always willing to accommodate your travel needs. If you are looking for someone to drive you around with your vehicle, speaks English with you, and one you can pay by the hour, please contact Primo as 0813 822 32559. (7/9) Wonderful driver available immediately. Pak Subagio has over 28 years of experience working for US Embassy staff including eight years for our family during each of our three tours in Jakarta. He is an excellent driver and maintains our vehicle well. He takes special care to safeguard all occupants. Subagio is extremely reliable, trustworthy, and willing to take on any task or errand. He understands basic English, knows the city and its surroundings well, and is always willing to work over-time. He is familiar with JIS school procedures and has driven our three children to countless activities. If you are seeking a driver for your family, we highly recommend contacting Subagio at 081210274848. For additional information, please email [email protected]. (7/2) Part-time gardener Umsari has worked as our part-time gardener two days per week at FOA for the past 2.5 years. He takes good care of the lawn, shrubs, and tropical plants in our yard keeping everything thriving. Due to our departure, he is looking for a new position. Please contact Umsari at 085810288845. (7/2) EXCELLENT PEMBANTU AVAILABLE END OF JULY Ibu Neneng will be available to clean, wash/iron clothes at the end of July 2015. She has been my housekeeper for almost three years. Prior to her I have gone through trials with others that just didn’t work out well. Ibu Neneng has been the best by far. She is extremely reliable, diligent and trustworthy. She works full-time, Monday – Friday and does all my grocery shopping once a week. She does drop-off/pick-up of my dry cleaning; washes and irons my clothes. She speaks English very well. She prefers to be a live-out housekeeper. She has worked for US Embassy families for the last 15 years. (continues to next column)

Classifieds She has been trained by health unit to properly sanitize and prepare food. When asked on occasion, she will cook. Please call ibu Neneng directly at 082110366894. (7/2) Absolutely the best Driver—Truly, THE BEST! Pak Sumardi has been with us since we first arrived in Jakarta. He is smart, maneuvers traffic like champ and is 100% reliable. Pak Sumardi is one of the major keys to our family’s healthy morale here in Jakarta. His English is good. He maintains our car perfectly, gets along very well with our other staff members. He’s been a driver for over 20 years and knows Jakarta inside and out. He anticipates our needs and acts intuitively. He is happy to work! He is not lazy at all, in fact he is always willing to stay late and do what is needed. Pak Sumardi has been my “Mom taxi” while we both work fulltime. He attends my youngest son’s soccer practices as his guardian. Pak S. plays soccer in our yard with our son just because he enjoys being busy and active. Pak Sumardi has a JIS and Embassy badge that allows him to enter the parking areas and run errands for us. We trust him as a driver and care taker, of sorts, for our kids. When my older kids stay out late he is happy to stay and ensure their safe return home. He has an excellent disposition and works hard to please his employer. Pak Sumardi prefers working in South Jakarta, FOA, Essence, Brawijaya areas, but will also consider Kemang. Available August 2 or possibly sooner. Please contact Lainie McKeating for more information [email protected] or feel free to contact Sumardi directly 081315754736 (7/2) 2003 KIA CARNIVAL **NEW ENGINE (3.3 liter V6) WITH LESS THAN 8000 km** New brakes, radiator system, battery, shocks, AC recharge (Freon) 8 passenger model w/2

nd row

Captain’s chairs Automatic transmission Power sunroof/windows/doors/seats $5000 USD CALL SHAWN: 081290369032 (7/9)

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For sale: 2011 Toyota Avanza G-Gs A/T 1.3L Excellent condition Brand new tires 4-Speeds - Automatic 1300cc Color: Black

Mica Current km:

27,500 Child lock pro-

tector Fog lamps Power steering Dual A/C Power windows and door locks Custom-tinted windows Only two owners - both non-smokers Price: $12,500.00 USD For inquiries contact: Adrienne [email protected] (7/9) For SALE: 2006 Toyota Kijang Innova Great family minivan available immediately. Excellent condition, silver, 7 seater with seat belts throughout, automatic transmission, air bags, AC vents in front/middle & back, radio, DVD player & reading lamps. Vehicle has been maintained at Toyota dealership and driven by same driver throughout. @ 70,000 miles - $6,500 or best offer. Please contact [email protected]. (7/2)

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Classifieds

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FLO Global Webinar: CA-AEFM Adjudicator Program - Part 2

Join the Family Liaison Office (FLO) and Adrienne Taylor, Bureau of Consular Affairs (CA), for the second webinar in the Consular Affairs - Appointment Eligible Family Member (CA-AEFM) Adjudicator program series. Adrienne will provide information on what CA-AEFMs should expect once they have received certification.

Topics: Brief overview of the certification process, details on what happens after certification, including how CA-AEFMs are assigned to positions and receive training, and a Q&A session When: August 5, 2015 at 8:30 a.m. ET RSVP: [email protected] Questions: Please send questions in advance to [email protected] by noon on August 1, 2015.

In order to maximize your understanding of the program, we strongly recommend that you watch the first webinar. If you missed that session, you can request a copy of the link by emailing

[email protected].

Participate by logging in as a "guest" at deptofstatehr.adobeconnect.com/ca-aefm/. Please use your name and post. Participants will need a computer with a high-speed Internet connection and speakers. Only the presenter will be able to speak; however, the chat function will allow you to post questions during the Q&A allotted time after Adrienne’s presentation.

About the CA-AEFM Adjudicator Program The program is open to AEFMs who are at least 21 years of age with either a Bachelor’s degree or past Professional Adjudication Specialist (PAS) experience to fill entry-level Consular Adjudicator positions at overseas posts. The program is in a pilot phase and applications are currently being accepted.

For information on the program visit the CA-AEFM Adjudicator webpage. Email [email protected] with questions.

Is Your Go-Bag Ready? Be Prepared for an Emergency

Are you prepared for the unexpected? Every day there is a possibility of a sudden departure from an overseas post due to political unrest, natural disaster, a death in the family, divorce, a family member in crisis, or a medical emergency. There are many ways to prepare for the unexpected and a good place to start is by reading FLO’s Personal Preparedness Plan brochure online for tips on creating your own plan. FLO also provides a helpful checklist for preparing a Go-Bag and a 72 Hour Emergency Kit – items you can grab in an instant should the need arise. Visit FLO’s Crisis Management Services webpage for more information. Email questions to [email protected].

FLO Weekly is a compilation of news and information from the Family Liaison Office (FLO) of the Department of State for U.S.

government employees, their family members, and Members of Household (MOH) who are serving, have served, or will be serving at

U.S. missions overseas.

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.

To subscribe, email: [email protected].

July 6, 2015

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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 AEFM (Appointment Eligible Family

Member) - 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 Human Resources Assistant, FP-7,

Full Time (re-advertised)

AEFM (Appointment Eligible Family

Member) - All Agencies HRO 6/25/2015 7/14/2015

5 Financial Specialist, FP-5, Full Time AEFM (Appointment Eligible Family

Member) - All Agencies FMC 6/25/2015 UNTIL FILLED

6 Countering Violent Extremism (CVE)

Coordinator, FP-5, Full Time

U.S. Citizen EFM, U.S. Citizen MOH

and U.S. Citizen NOR - All Agencies POL 7/2/2015 UNTIL FILLED

7 Registered Nurse, FP-5, Full Time EFM, MOH, NOR and OR Health Unit 7/9/2015 UNTIL FILLED

8 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

9 Co-CLO Coordinator, FP-5, Part Time AEFM (Appointment Eligible Family

Member) - All agencies. MGT 7/9/2015 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 Em-

ployees 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

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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)

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

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 Public Affairs Specialist, FSN-10; FP-5*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates ASEAN/Jakarta 5/21/2015 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)

19 Cultural Affairs Specialist, FSN-10; FP-5*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates ASEAN/Jakarta 5/21/2015 UNTIL FILLED

20 Economic Specialist, FSN-10; FP-5*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates ECON/Jakarta 6/18/2015 UNTIL FILLED

21 Political Specialist, FSN-10; FP-5*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates POL/Jakarta 6/18/2015 UNTIL FILLED

22 Security Investigator FSN-9: FP-5* (Full

Time 40 hrs/week) Re-advertised All Interested Candidates RSO/Jakarta 6/25/2015 UNTIL FILLED

23 Administrative Assistant, FSN-7: FP-7*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates DOJ-OPDAT/Jakarta 7/2/2015 7/22/2015

24

Administrative Management Assistant (Office and Programs Manager), FSN-8;

FP-6* (Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates DOJ-OPDAT/Jakarta 7/2/2015 7/22/2015

25 Work Control/Supply Clerk, FSN-5;FP-9*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates GSO-PAW/Jakarta 7/2/2015 7/15/2015

26 Forklift Operator/Warehouseman,

FSN-4;FP-AA* (Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates GSO-PAW/Jakarta 7/2/2015 7/15/2015

27 Chauffeur/Warehouseman, FSN-3;FP-BB

(Full Time 40hrs/week) All Interested Candidates GSO-PAW/Jakarta 7/2/2015 7/15/2015

28 Supply Clerk, FSN-6,FP-8*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates GSO-PAW/Jakarta 7/2/2015 7/15/2015

29 Warehouse Supervisor, FSN-7; FP-7*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates MGT-GSO/ Surabaya 7/2/2015 7/15/2015

7/9/2015

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)

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Human Resources Office Winner of June LE Staff of the Month

The Bi-Missions received two (2) nominations for June’s Employee of the Month. It is with great pleasure that we announce the winner of June 2015 LE Staff of the Month:

Roganti Simanjuntak (RSO/Guard)

For his sustained alertness and professionalism in responding to a very dangerous and potentially catastrophic event. As a result of his actions, Roganti prevented the fire from spreading and causing further damages, injuries or loss of life.

Please join us in congratulating the winner of June’s LE Staff of the Month, who will receive $100 cash award.

Reminder:

Submission for Nomination of July 2015 LE Staff “Employee of the Month” Award Reference: MN 070-14 A reminder that July 2015 LE Staff “Employee of the Month” nomination deadline is COB Monday, July 20, 2015. Please send your nomination(s) by using the appropriate form and send to [email protected] Thank you,

Jakarta Award Admin

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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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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

[email protected].

Ads might be edited. Name, Agency/Office, and

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provided. Each ad will run twice unless

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