Lowongan Kerja BUMN PT Yodya Karya (Persero) - Fresh Graduate D3 / S1 - Desember 2015

Info Loker BUMN Desember 2015 PT Yodya Karya (Persero) - PT Yodya Karya (Persero) merupakan perusahaan konsultan perencana badan usaha milik negara (BUMN), hasil dari nasionalisasi perusahaan yang bergerak di bidang jasa konsultansi untuk pekerjaan perencanaan dan pengawasan bangunan gedung. Didirikan pada tahun 1948 oleh Mr. Sprey, seorang berkebangsaan Belanda dan berkantor di Jalan Cikini Raya No. 1 - Jakarta Pusat.

Pada tanggal 16 April 1958, berdasarkan PP No. 23 tahun 1958, N.V. Job & Sprey dinasionalisasikan oleh Pemerintah Republik Indonesia. Kemudian dikukuhkan dengan PP No. 39 tahun 1970 menjadi Perusahaan Negara, yaitu dengan nama resmi P.N. Yodya Karya. Empat belas tahun kemudian, tepatnya tahun 1972, perusahaan tersebut berubah menjadi perusahaan perseroan (PT) yang dikukuhkan dengan Akte Notaris Djojo Muljadi, SH No. 62 Tanggal 15 Maret 1972. Langkah ini diambil dengan tujuan untuk lebih mengembangkan diri dalam berkarya di bidang jasa konsultan perencanaan.

Lowongan Kerja BUMN Desember 2015 PT Yodya Karya (Persero) - PT Yodya Karya (Persero) terus berkembang dengan tetap berpegang pada core bisnisnya, yaitu Jasa Konsultansi untuk pekerjaan mulai Survei, Perancangan dan Perencanaan, Manajemen Proyek, Manajemen Konstruksi, Pengawasan pada Bidang Engineering maupun Bidang Non Engineering. Didukung pula dengan keberadaaan Tenaga Ahli Profesional dan Peralatan yang mengikuti perkembangan Teknologi serta berkomitmen untuk memberikan pelayanan yang terbaik dan memuaskan serta dapat dapat dipertanggung jawabkan.

Lowongan Kerja BUMN PT Yodya Karya (Persero)

D3 / S1 Fresh Graduate - Desember 2015

PT. Yodya Karya (Persero) merupakan salah satu Badan Usaha Milik Negara (BUMN), yang bergerak di bidang jasa konsultansi, yang saat ini terus berkembang sedang membuka Lowongan Kerja Terbaru dan membutuhkan tenaga profesional dengan posisi dan kualifikasi sebagai berikut :

Sekretaris Direksi

Kualifikasi pelamar :

• Pria/Wanita
• Usia maks 25 tahun.
• Pendidikan D3/S1 Sekretaris, Komunikasi, atau Bahasa Inggris
• Minimal IPK 2.75 (PTN) & 3.00 (Swasta)
• Fresh Graduate atau berpengalaman
• Kemampuan bahasa Inggris aktif 
• Belum menikah
• Bertanggung jawab atas pekerjaan
• Dapat bekerja dalam tim
• Dapat menyusun agenda kegiatan dengan baik

Tata Cara Pengajuan Lamaran : 

Jika Anda memenuhi kualifikasi pakerjaan dan berminat untuk melamar perkerjaan ini, silakan membuat Surat Lamaran dilengkapi dengan :

• Pas Photo Berwarna (scan)
• KTP (Scan)
• Biodata (Curriculum Vitae)
• Ijazah & Transkrip Nilai
• Sertifikat TOEFL 
• Referensi Kerja
• Data Pendukung lainnya

Harap para pelamar mengisi form e-rekrutmen dengan attachment maks 3 Mb.

Info rekrutmen ini akan ditutup pada tanggal 8 Desember 2015.

Informasi lebih lanjut, silakan lihat sumber resmi berikut ini :
Lowongan Kerja BUMN Terbaru PT Yodya Karya (Persero)

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Lowongan Kerja Kementerian BUMN - Rekrutmen Tenaga Non PNS - Desember 2015

Lowongan Kerja Desember 2015 Kementerian BUMN - Kementerian Badan Usaha Milik Negara Republik Indonesia (disingkat Kementerian BUMN RI) adalah kementerian dalam Pemerintah Indonesia yang membidangi urusan pembinaan badan usaha milik negara (BUMN). Kementerian BUMN dipimpin oleh seorang Menteri Badan Usaha Milik Negara (Menteri BUMN)

Kementerian BUMN merupakan transformasi dari unit kerja eselon II Departemen Keuangan (1973-1993) yang kemudian menjadi unit kerja eselon I (1993-1998 dan 2000-2001). Tahun 1998-2000 dan tahun 2001 sampai sekarang, unit kerja tersebut menjadi Kementerian BUMN.[2]

Info Loker Desember 2015 Kementerian BUMN - Kementerian BUMN memiliki tugas pokok dan fungsi melaksanakan pembinaan terhadap perusahaan negara/BUMN di Indonesia. Kementerian BUMN telah ada sejak tahun 1973, yang awalnya merupakan bagian dari unit kerja di lingkungan Departemen Keuangan. Selanjutnya, organisasi tersebut mengalami beberapa kali perubahan dan perkembangan.

Dalam periode 1973 sampai dengan 1993, unit yang menangani pembinaan BUMN berada pada unit setingkat eselon II. Awalnya, unit organisasi itu disebut Direktorat Persero dan PKPN (Pengelolaan Keuangan Perusahaan Negara). Selanjutnya terjadi perubahan nama menjadi Direktorat Persero dan BUN (Badan Usaha Negara). Terakhir kalinya pada unit organisasi setingkat eselon II, organisasi ini berubah menjadi Direktorat Pembinaan BUMN sampai dengan tahun 1993.

Lowongan Kerja Kementerian BUMN

Rekrutmen Tenaga Non PNS - Desember 2015

Kementerian BUMN sedang membuka Lowongan Kerja Terbaru dan memberikan kesempatan kepada putra-putri terbaik Indonesia dengan integritas serta komitmen tinggi untuk bergabung dan berkarir bersama kami dengan mengisi posisi sebagai berikut :

Tenaga Perbantuan Pengelola Konten Portal

Kualifikasi Pelamar :

• Pria/Wanita max 25 tahun;
• Warga negara Indonesia;
• Diutamakan belum menikah dan berdomisili di Jabodetabek;
• Pendidikan minimal D3 / S1 Akuntansi / Manajemen Keuangan dari Universitas Negeri / Swasta dengan akreditasi minimal B dan IPK minimal 3,00;
• Menguasai Microsoft Office;
• Mampu menyusun bahan presentasi;
• Memiliki kemampuan dalam memahami dan menganalisis laporan keuangan;
• Mampu berbahasa Inggris baik aktif maupun pasif;
• Kisaran gaji Rp 3.750.000,-

Tata Cara Pengajuan Lamaran : 

Jika Anda memenuhi kualifikasi pakerjaan dan berminat untuk melamar perkerjaan ini, silakan kirimkan Berkas Lamaran yang diperlukan :

• Surat lamaran;
• Curriculum Vitae;
• Fotocopy Ijazah;
• Fotocopy Transkrip Nilai;
• Fotocopy NPWP;
• Pas photo berwarna (terbaru);
• Surat pengalaman kerja dan dokumen relevan lainnya (jika sudah pernah bekerja sebelumnya)

Lamaran dapat dikirimkan melalui email : ptt2016@bumn.go.id (max. 5 MB for attachment) dengan Subject : "Tenaga Perbantuan Pengelola Konten Portal", paling lambat 15 Desember 2015.

Informasi lebih lanjut, silakan lihat sumber resmi berikut ini :
Rekrutmen Tenaga Non PNS Kementerian BUMN

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Lord Bonkers called for Hilary Benn to be Labour leader in 2006

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Hilary Benn's summing up for the opposition in the debate on Syria this evening was a triumph.

Its defence of liberal civilisation and emphasis on international cooperation are precisely what have been missing from the debate this week.

Many will see him as the Labour Party's king over the water and reason that only Jeremy Corbyn's vanity and three-pound Trots stand between them and a respectable result at the next election.

So let me point out that Lord Bonkers advised them to turn to Benn back in 2006:

A word of advice to the New Party: if you do succeed in tipping Blair out of the window, don’t replace him with that dour Brown fellow. Try someone younger and fresher like Tony Benn’s charming daughter Hilary or one of the Millipede brothers.

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John Lanchester on the London housing crisis

John Lanchester is the author of the novel Capital, which is currently being dramatised on BBC One.

Here he is interviewed about London's housing crisis, its social impacts and its consequences for ordinary citizens who can no longer afford to live in their capital city.

Whoops!, Lanchester's nonfiction account of the financial crash, is well worth reading.

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Welcome to the new Liberal Democrat bloggers

Two new blogs appeared on the LibDemBlogs aggregator in November. Thanks to Ryan Cullen as ever for sending me the details.

John Rodgers devotes his blog to the Healey area of Rochdale and Lib Dem campaigns there:

The Pond is a little Jewel. It’s a lovely asset for the community but the Council needs to spend some money to sort the walkway round the pond as it’s very loose and possibly dangerous. The Geese seem to be having a good time though.

Swallow of Liberty, written by Ben Powell, has seen only three sporadic posts. Yet it has already quoted 'Me and the Farmer' by the Housemartins in the course of this post on agriculture:

Less than half the butter we eat in this country comes from UK milk and only a third of the cheese. We do however import 40,000 tonnes of cheddar even though you could hardly think of a more British product.

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Six of the Best 554

Photo: Andreas Trepte

"The real case against the party leader, that most Labour MPs know in their hearts but dare not say openly, is not that a Corbyn government is unlikely, but that a Corbyn government would be disastrous." Peter Kellner gets it right on Labour and Jeremy Corbyn.

Ian Cummins endorses a study suggesting that Work Capability Assessments are linked with an increase in suicides.

"It is no coincidence that the notion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) rights is spreading globally at the exact moment that old boundaries are collapsing in the era of the digital revolution, mass migration, and international commodity markets." Mark Gevisser explains why repressive states are losing the battle against sexual freedom.

Dr Anna Arrowsmith says we are using the term 'mansplaining' incorrectly.

Dan Brown tells us about the status of the curlew in the UK and the work that needs to be done to safeguard the future of this wonderful bird.

The trap streets mentioned in Doctor Who the other week really are a thing. Londonist will tell you all about them.

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Liberal Democrat MPs to back air strikes against Isil in Syria

Former Deputy Prime Minister @Nick_Clegg: sets out why @LibDems think UK should be part of multilateral airstrikes: https://t.co/DBowrFAPXr.

— Darren McCaffrey (@DMcCaffreySKY) December 1, 2015

It is a horribly difficult decision, but I think this is the right call. And I am pleased that all eight (count 'em of our MPs will be voting the same way.

Nick Clegg explained some of the thinking behind this decision in an interview with the Yorkshire Post today.

I wonder if his prominence today reflects an acceptance that he should have accepted the foreign affairs post he was offered when Tim Farron became leader?

Anyway, this is what he said:

"I'm minded to support the extension. Not really because of the military argument because just as much as opponents exaggerate the risks, we are already in a war with Isil. We are already chucking bombs at them and I think people slightly exaggerate what a step it is when they criticise it." 

"Equally I think people who overstate what will be gained militarily are also overstating their case. The idea that extra British bombs will militarily change the dynamic completely is stretching credibility. 

"I just don't think anyone should overstate the case for or against. We are already at war, we are already dropping bombs from 30,000 feet, we are already conducting surveillance missions over Syria, they are already attacking us, they've already murdered Brits on the beaches of Tunisia. It's already highly likely there's going to be an attack on British soil at some point." 

He said France's request for help from the RAF had been a key moment in helping him make up his mind. 

"[France] are an incredibly important ally of ours. If that had happened in London and we asked the French, I think we would want the French to try and help us out as one of our closest, nearest neighbours," he said.

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