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July 23, 2015

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REMINDER: For emergencies after hours, please contact Post 1 at

3435-9221. They can direct your call appropriately.

Community Activities Calendar

Pg. 2

CLO’s Line Pg. 3-6

PEP Talk Pg. 7

Med Unit Pg. 8

Community News Pg. 9

@america Pg. 10

American Club Pg. 11

Classifieds Pg. 12

FLO Weekly Pg. 13

HR Openings Pg. 14-17

Inside this issue:

The Cicak is the U.S. Embassy/Jakarta’s unofficial newsletter

published on Thursdays. For safety and privacy reasons, please

do not forward it outside our Embassy community.

Submissions from the Embassy community for the next

issue are due Tuesday by COB. If Tuesday is a holiday, the

deadline is Monday by COB.

Please e-mail submissions through e-Services or email to

[email protected]

Back to School Tips School items to bring to Jakarta: Large backpacks for

elementary aged children Extra P.E. appropriate swim

wear Small air tight containers for

lunches 13 inch Macbook cases for JIS

middle and high school students

July 23, 2015

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

July * Betawi in Painting, Ancol (‘til 8/1) * Exhibition: Margriet Smulder, Erasmus (‘til 7/30)

23 Melbourne

Photo Class 24 25 Chris Brown

Live in Jakarta, Bumi Serpong Damai

26 Inspired by

the Master cooking class, Menteng

27 Indonesian

Smart City - Smart Building Week, JiExpo Kemayoran (‘til 7/29)

28 CLO In-brief,

Annex 1014, 10AM 29 30 31 CLO Trip:

Shop Grand Lucky, 9:00 AM Big Bang World Tour, Bumi Serpong Damai

1 August

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

3 4 CLO Coffee ,

Annex 1014, 8:30 AM CLO In-brief, Annex 1014, 10AM

5 6 CLO Trip:

Going to IKEA, Tangerang, 8:00 AM

7 CLO Trip:

Shop Grand Lucky, 9:00 AM

8

9 * Inspired by the Master cooking class, Menteng * We The Fest, Parkir Timur Senayan

10 11 CLO In-brief,

Annex 1014, 10AM Film Screening: Paris, Texas, Goethe Haus

12 13 14 The Maine

Concert, Gandaria City

15

16 17 18 CLO In-brief,

Annex 1014, 10AM 19 Residential

Warden Meeting, Annex 810, 12:00 noon

20 21 22 The First

Indonesian Ballet Gala, Ciputra Artpreneur

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

July 23, 2015

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 Friday 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 7 & 28

9:00 AM shuttle pick-up from locations TBD

We will stop for coffee/brunch before shopping

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The CLO’s Line

Get Involved!

Sponsor a Marine! Sign up with CLO today to become a Marine sponsor.

When new MSG personnel arrive in Jakarta,

they are matched to embassy families

who will welcome them.

A chance to make their stay in Jakarta a little more memorable!

Have dinner! Go sightseeing! Celebrate birthdays!

CLO COFFEE Tuesday, August 4th 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM Annex #1014

July 23, 2015



Update on RSO Newcomer Security Briefing: New point of contacts

RSO would like to update the point of contact for scheduling the weekly Newcomers Security briefing. Effective immediately, please contact RSO OMA - Lucksananan B. Kratky (Tik) (email [email protected] ) to schedule newly assigned personnel for the briefing. Please Cc: Monika ([email protected] ) and Andi J. Lukman (Wati) ([email protected] ) Pre-registration and clearance verification is required. Please remember, for cleared access (Blue badge) proof of security clearance must be provided via email before the newcomer can be registered for the briefing. Without proof of clearance, personnel will be issued a Yellow badge with no unescorted CAA access. Per Post Access Control Policy, eCC’s are Not/Not proof of clearance. For direct hire State Department personnel, RSO can verify security clearance. For all other personnel (non-State), see below: * DAO/ODC/PACOM/DOD: Copy of JPASS * USAID: email confirmation from Susan Cheung or proof of clearance sent to DS/PSS from SSO (See attached form for passing instructions) * All others: clearance information passed to DS/PSS from agency SSO (See attached form for passing instructions) The American Newcomers Security Briefing is mandatory for all new American employees (PCS & TDY) assigned to Mission Indonesia for 14 days or longer, EFM’s (16 yo and up) and summer hires. FSN security briefing is scheduled separately. Newcomer briefing schedule: Every Wednesday at 1:00 pm at the Annex, 10

th Floor,

room 1018. Please arrive no later than 12:30pm to complete photo badging. Please stop by the 8

th floor to

pick up a Visitor badge before the briefing. Also note that accommodations for minor children are unavailable, personnel with small children should therefore make alter-nate arrangements. Please complete the badge application with supervisor’s signature prior to attending the briefing. Access request for new personnel and visitors must still be submitted via eServices as normal. (continues to next column)

The CLO’s Line

For questions regarding post access procedures please see Post’s Access Control Policy delineated in Security Directive 02-13 available on the RSO Sharepoint: http://eap.p.state.sbu/sites/jakarta/RSOnew/default.aspx Further questions regarding access control may be directed to the RSO office, ext 9012.

The Regional Security Office appreciates your support and cooperation in maintaining effective post security policies.

Travel Recommendation Want to see a tropical paradise

before the resorts Submitted by Lainie McKeating

Want to see a tropical paradise before the resorts get built? Come to beautiful Belitung Island, off the east coast of Sumatera. What you get is low prices, undisturbed and stunning (truly) beaches, and amazingly friendly people. What you give up is Western tourist infrastructure like tons of hotel and restaurant options and most everyone having great English. Beach lounging chairs are even nonexistent but even so, I can't stop thinking about how incredible Belitung's beaches are. Belitung used to be a massive tin mining area. This came to a halt during the financial crisis of the late 1990's, and an economic depression followed. Then in 2005 Indonesia's best-selling work of fiction, Laskar Pelangi (the Rainbow Troops) was published, about a group of kids on the island and how they grew up together. That's when the first batch of fans started to trickle in, wanting to see where the story took place. The film version was made on the island in 2008, and since then tourism from mostly Indonesians and Malaysians has been growing. Less than 1000 Western tourists visited in 2013, but that is increasing as well. (continues to next page)

mailto:[email protected]



http://eap.p.state.sbu/sites/jakarta/RSOnew/default.aspx

http://eap.p.state.sbu/sites/jakarta/RSOnew/default.aspx

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On our trip we used Antatour who arranged flights with Sriwijaya Air, rooms at the new international standard Aston hotel, and a car and driver with good English. We visited all around the island, including the eastern city of Manggar (land of 1001 coffee shops), a pepper farm and a Tarsus monkey preserve. The second day was island hopping on a boat, snorkelling and some great beaches as well as a sea turtle preserve. Our last half day was spent in the idyllic sheltered cove of Tanjung Tinggi where Rainbow Troops was filmed. We would definitely go back to this undiscovered gem only a one hour flight from Jakarta. With the beauty and the growing tourism facilities, it won't stay hidden for long.

Events Around Town

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. Indonesian Smart City - Smart Building Week July 27-29 at JiExpo Kemayoran. For information, visit www.jadwalevent.web.id Big Bang 2015 World Tour Aug 1 Indonesian Convention Exhibition (ICE) Bumi Serpong Damai. For information, visit www.indotix.com 5K Fun Foam Run and Festival Aug 2. For information and tickets, visit foamfestindo.com

The CLO’s Line

We The Fest 2015 Festival Aug 9. Located at Parkir Timur, Senayan. To get tickets, visit www.wethefest.com Malacca Ensemble Aug 9 at Salihara Theater, Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta. For information, visit www.salihara.org Film Screening: Paris, Texas Aug 11 at Goethe Haus, Menteng.For information, visit www.goethe.de Indonesian Candy A One Night Event “THE MAINE” Concert Aug 14 at Skenoo Hall Gandaria City Jakarta. For tickets, visit www.rajakarcis.com The First Indonesian Ballet Gala Aug 22 at Ciputra Artpreneur Theatre Jakarta. For more information, visit ciputraartpreneur.com Ariana Grande: The Honeymoon Tour Aug 26 at JiExpo Kemayoran. For information, visit www.arianagrandejkt.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] Bon Jovi in Concert Sept 11 at Gelora Bung Karno. For information, visit www.bonjovijakarta.com Kids Triathlon Sep 20. For information and registration visit http://kids-tri.indoendurance.com The Indonesian Heritage Society Provides free tour at Museum National in English:

every Tuesday at 10:30 AM

Every Thursday at 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM

Every second and fourth Saturday of the month at 10:30 AM

For more information, call them at 021-5725870 or visit www.heritagejkt.org

http://www.discoveryhotelancol.com

http://www.foamfestindo.com/

http://www.wethefest.com

July 23, 2015



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

Taxi Safety in Jakarta Choose a taxi with a good reputation (Blue Bird, Silver Bird, Express) There should be a taxi I.D on the dashboard, which contains the taxi's I.D and the

driver's I.D, complete with the picture. Match the picture with the driver. If they don't match get out.

Note the number on the taxi driver ID or take a picture of it with your phone. BEFORE the taxi moves, check your door. Can you open it from inside? If not, tell

the driver to stop ... and unlock the child's lock on the inside of the door jam ... OR ... consider taking a different taxi.

Have an idea where you are going, so if you know you are going in the right direction.

Have your emergency contact numbers programmed in the phone. If you feel uncomfortable have the number ready so you just have to press the call

button and keep the line open.

July 23, 2015

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

Get Your Flu Shot! The Southern Hemisphere Flu Vaccination has arrived in the Health Unit and is available to all AMER, EFM and FSN. The Health Unit recommends that while in Indonesia you protect yourself against both flu seasons (N. Hemisphere and S. Hemisphere), as the viral strain this year is different. This means that even if you received the flu vaccine in October/November last year, you should still receive the 2015 ‘summer’ (S. Hemisphere) vaccination.

Where can you get the flu vaccine? Annex: Walk-ins for vaccinations available Monday-Friday from 08:30-12:00 and 13:00-1600. Please note, patients seen on first come, first serve basis and will be fitted around scheduled appointments Chancery: Tuesdays and Thursdays 09:00-10:00 SJHU: Wednesdays 14:30-17:00 (times will change in August)

Out-Processing

Are you finishing your tour in Jakarta? Don’t forget to schedule an appointment with the Health Unit to complete your Out-Processing requirements. You and your family need to be seen by the Health Unit to be assessed for the following: Upon completing your assessment your health records will be returned to you.

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

WALK TO BALI- Pedometer Challenge! Don’t forget to pick up your pins from the Health Unit once you have reached each ‘destination’. Pedometers are now available at the Health Unit. Please drop by to pick up your free pedometer. 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.

NOTICE: SJHU is currently open on Wednesdays only. Monday and Friday clinics will resume in August, date TBA.

FREQUENTLTY ASKED QUESTIONS How is the immunization given? The vaccine is given by intramuscular injection (nasal spray is not available). Who can receive the vaccine? All persons, aged 6 months and older can safely receive the vaccine. Pregnant women and women who are breastfeeding can safely receive the vaccine. The vaccine is contraindicated in persons with an egg allergy. Inform the nurse if you have had any abnormal reaction with a previous vaccine. Is the vaccine ‘alive’? The flu vaccine is inactivated, meaning it does not contain any live influenza viruses. The vaccine produces immunity by mimicking the flu virus. Your body will react because it thinks you have the flu. This will result in some ‘flu-like’ symptoms. When the body realizes it is actually not infected with the flu virus, the symptoms resolve. What are possible side effects of the vaccine? Possible side effects include redness, minor swelling and pain at the site of injection. Fever, fatigue, headaches, join and muscle soreness can occur but usually disappear within 1-2 days.

TB skin test Review need for primaquine

Review need for prescriptions/ referrals Update immunizations/ travel vaccines

Medical clearance (if next tour is in CONUS)

Walk to Bali Tip #5: Use the Annex gym. Hop on the tread mill for 10 minutes to increase your daily steps!

July 23, 2015

Community News Selamat jalan!

Sean McKeating, Consular Lainie McKeating, our Co-CLO John Choi, PAS Grace Choi, Housing Lizzie Slater, IMO

Selamat datang!

Andrea Appell, ASEAN Karen Schinnerrer, PAS

Dear colleagues, The Youth Exchange and Study High School Program (YES) is an opportunity for young Indonesians to study in the United States for one year. This year we have 85 Indonesians headed to various parts the U.S., including Alaska and Hawaii . It is one of our largest and most effective programs and this is your chance to get involved!! On August 10, 2015 from 10:00 – 11:30 am, the Ambassador will host a sendoff reception at his residence for YES students departing to the U.S. We need volunteers to join us at the reception, mingle and talk to the students. The students are eager to know everything about the U.S. and this is an opportunity for you to share knowledge about your home state or other places you have visited in the U.S. EFMs are encouraged to volunteer. Please contact Carolina Chica at [email protected] to express interest. We need 5 volunteers.

Get Involved with Girl Scouts in Jakarta!

Sign up now!

Volunteer to be a troop leader or organizer for any age group Contact Jakarta Girl Scout

coordinators Rebecca ([email protected]) and

Colleen ([email protected])

for more information.




July 23, 2015

@america

This week and next week events:

Thursday July 23 – Saturday July 25 Star Trek Film Festival Saturday July 25, 1:30 – 5:00 pm Starfleet Academy #10: The Next Generation Sunday July 26 – July 27, 02:00 – 09:00 PM Film Screening: Miami Film Festival Wednesday July 29, 2:30 – 4:00 pm Expanding Internet Access to Support Economic Growth (DAS Sepulveda)

Thursday July 30, 6:30 – 8:30 pm To the Moon and Beyond Friday July 31, 06:30—08 :30 pm Concert: Tribute@america: Frank Zappa Saturday August 1, 10:30—12 :30 pm iLearn@america: English Composition 1: Achieving Expertise

https://ems.atamerica.info/mainmenu.php?page=evt_vew.php&&vewevt=5064

July 23, 2015

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

Sunday Buffet, July 26th, 2015

The Pavilion @ 5pm-8pm

AMERICAN BBQ

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

Indonesian Independence Day Celebration

Sunday, August 16th 10.30am - 4pm

Indonesian Traditional Games Children Only*

10.30am - 11.30am at The Playground

Indonesian Traditional Snack 11am at The Pavilion

Indonesian Traditional Dance

3pm - 4pm at The Pavilion

Indonesian Sunday Buffet 5pm - 8pm at The Pavilion

*RSVP for games and further information

please email to [email protected]

SUMMER CAMP

Member Rp1.200K

Non Member Rp1.500K

Age 4-7 y.o.

Min participant 8 children

and max 15 children

Schedule : August 3 - 5

Reservation and Registration please email to

[email protected]

TIME Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

09:30-09:45

Free Activity Free Activity Free Activity

09:45-10:15

Making Pizza Games Craft

10:15-10:45

Sugar Cookies

decoration Games Magician

10:45-11:30 Craft Games Magician

11:30-12:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch

12:00-13:00

Coloring/ Painting

Making & Coloring

Kites from Kites

Museum

Silly Game & Pinata

July 23, 2015

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

you plan on hiring is not on “Black List”

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 (7/15) Excellent Pembantu Available End of August Ibu Yanti will be available to clean, wash/iron clothes, and take care of your children at the end of August 2015. She was my nanny/housekeeper for one year. Ibu Yanti was entrusted with taking care of our 4-month-old baby while also efficiently cleaning our home when the baby slept. She is extremely reliable, diligent, loving, and trustworthy. She worked full-time, Monday – Friday and did my grocery shopping once a week, dropped-off/picked-up our dry-cleaning, washed and ironed our clothes. She speaks and reads English well and we often communicated via texting one another or by leaving notes. Ibu Yanti prefers to be a live-out nanny/housekeeper. We are the second US Embassy family she has worked for in the past 3 years. Before that, she worked for an western oil company family for 6 years and came highly recommended. Ibu Yanti passed her RSO background and medical physical exam/checks. For any questions/concerns, please contact me at [email protected] or to schedule an interview with Ibu Yanti call or text her directly at HP: 0813-1041-2584. (7/15)

Classifieds For Sale – 220 volt Electronics

Ecotones Sound + Sleep Machine (110/220) $60

APC Back-UPS (uninterrupted battery supply) (Qty 4) $50 each

Philips Hand Mixer $20

Procter Silex Sandwich Press $10

Variety of extension cords – prices vary but a good deal for sure

For more Information contact: [email protected] (7/23)

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 protector 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] (7/23) 2012 Toyota Kijang Innova Available August 6, 2015 10,800 km Excellent Condition Seats 7 (middle row – two captain chairs) Automatic Transmission Dual Airbags Dual A/C Power locks and windows DVD Player Only one owner – non smoking Price: $16,000 or best offer For Inquires contact: Randy [email protected] (7/23)

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July 23, 2015

Family Member Information: OPM Cybersecurity Incidents

Family members who have been employed under a Family Member Appointment (FMA) are direct hire

employees and their information could have been impacted by the background investigation records

incident. Family members who had a background investigation as part of the hiring process for a

Personal Services Contract (PSC) or a Personal Services Agreement (PSA) may also be impacted.

Personally Identifiable Information (PII) for those who have never been employed may have been

included in the background investigation record of a spouse or partner during their security clearance

process. The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) plans to notify those affected by the breach at some time in the

near future. For further information please go to www.opm.gov/cybersecurity for information regarding the OPM

incidents.

FLO Website Feature: UT Resources

FLO’s Unaccompanied Tours (UT) team provides a number of services and resources for employees and families

preparing for, serving in, or returning from an assignment to an unaccompanied post. You can find information about

these services and resources on FLO’s UT webpage. Questions? Email [email protected].

Consular Affairs TDY Opportunity for Working EFMs

The Bureau of Consular Affairs (CA) is looking for working EFMs to serve Temporary Duty Assignments (TDY) as

biometrics clerks at various posts worldwide.

Eligibility

Must be a U.S. Citizen AEFM or MOH currently employed within the mission at an overseas post, or currently

employed with State domestically.

Must hold a secret or higher security clearance.

Must be available for three or more consecutive weeks.

Consular experience is not required. Applicants do not need to be currently working

in a consular section.

CA can only offer these assignments to currently employed EFMs; EFMs on INWS do

not qualify as there is no hiring mechanism to send a non-working EFM on a TDY.

For more information and to learn how to apply, check out the EFM TDY Program

Frequently Asked Questions. 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 20, 2015

https://www.opm.gov/cybersecurity

http://www.state.gov/m/dghr/flo/c14521.htm

http://cas.state.gov/consularbidders/tdy-information/tdy-faqs-for-efms-biometrics/

http://cas.state.gov/consularbidders/tdy-information/tdy-faqs-for-efms-biometrics/

http://www.state.gov/m/dghr/flo

mailto:[email protected]?subject=Weekly%20Update


July 23, 2015

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

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

5 Countering Violent Extremism (CVE)

Coordinator, FP-5, Full Time


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

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

7 ASEAN Public Affairs Liaison, FP-4,

Full Time


and U.S. Citizen NOR - All Agencies U.S. Mission to ASEAN 7/9/2015 UNTIL FILLED

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

Member) - All agencies. MGT 7/9/2015 UNTIL FILLED

FSN VACANT POSITIONS



(mm/dd/yy)

1

Guard Supervisor (Deputy Commander), FSN-6; FP-8* (Full Time 40 hrs/week)

Re-advertised All Interested Candidates RSO/Jakarta 7/25/2013 UNTIL FILLED

2 Guard (Patrol), FSN-4; FP-AA*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) U.S. Bilateral/U.S. ASEAN Missions

Employees Only RSO/Jakarta 9/5/2013 UNTIL FILLED

3 Guard (Sergeant), FSN-5; FP-9*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates RSO/Jakarta 9/19/2013 UNTIL FILLED

4 Mechanic HVAC, FSN-4; FP-AA*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) Re-advertised All Interested Candidates FM/Jakarta 3/27/2014 UNTIL FILLED

5 Mechanic (Plumber), FSN-4; FP-AA*


http://jakarta.usembassy.gov/open_vacancies.html

July 23, 2015

Human Resources Office FSN VACANT POSITIONS



(mm/dd/yy)

6 Generator Mechanic, FSN-4; FP-AA*


7 Mechanic (Electrician), FSN-4; FP-AA*


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*


12 Guard, FSN-3; FP-BB*


13 Guard, FSN-2; FP-CC*


14 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

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

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

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

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

21 Security Investigator FSN-9: FP-5*

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

July 23, 2015

Human Resources Office

Human Resources Office USAID/EXO/HR

U.S. Embassy Jakarta c/o U.S. Embassy Annex, Jakarta

Gedung Sarana Jaya, Jalan Budi Kemuliaan 1/1, Jakarta 10110 Gedung Sarana Jaya Jl. Budi Kemuliaan I/1, Jakarta 10110

Point of Contact: Point of Contact:

EFM: Dewi- (62-21) 3435- 9430 Kharisma/Titi - 3435 9000 ext.4482/4020

FSN: Wulan - 34359266 and Ardi - 34354596 (State); Dian - 34359135 (Non-State) Email: [email protected] (for FSN position)

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (for US/TCN PSC position)

Welcome the following new FSN on Monday, July 27, 2015

Mariana Putri Kusumadewi – Program Management Assistant (Financial Assistant), ODC Marlina Yudianti – Administrative Clerk, WAE, HR Wahyudi – Guard, OBO Herman Setiawan – Guard, OBO Sugeng Hariyadi – Chauffeur, GSO/TRS

FSN VACANT POSITIONS



(mm/dd/yy)

22 Administrative Clerk, FSN-6; FP-8*

(Full Time 40 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates MGT/ Medan 7/16/2015 7/29/2015


(Full Time 48 hrs/week) All Interested Candidates MGT/ Medan 7/16/2015 7/29/2015

7/23/2015

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July 23, 2015

Human Resources Office REDC: “English Vitamin” Program for LE Staff Now Ready for All EAP Posts: The English Enhancement Program, managed by the Regional Employee Development Center (REDC) at U.S. Embassy Bangkok, has been piloting an “English Vitamin” program with 400 LE staff at Mission Thailand and Embassy Rangoon. It has been a hit with them! REDC is now ready to offer English Vitamin to all interested EAP LE staff who desire to strengthen their English language ability and learn independently. REDC distributes English Vitamin to all subscribers via email twice a week. Each email provides an English tip, a useful phrase, an expression, or a correction for a common mistake.

____ Tom for a long time. We talk on the phone every week.

a) Jim knew b) Jim’s known

Scroll down to see the answer

The answer is b). Use the present perfect tense if a situation started in the past and continues to the present.

July 23, 2015

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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newsletter published on Thursdays.

For safety and privacy reasons, please do

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community. Submissions from the Embassy

community for the next issue are due

Tuesday by COB. If Tuesday is a holiday, the

deadline is Monday by COB. Please e-mail

submissions through e-Services or email to

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

contact phone and an e-mail address must be

provided. Each ad will run twice unless

resubmitted; any re-listing is on a space-available

basis.

An approved “Application to Dispose of

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FAC Emergency Duty Supervisors

July 20 - July 26, Krishnanta Hardhono, 0811.842.788

July 27 - Aug 2, Riza Prasetyaningsih, 0811.1032.894

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