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Flag of the Inca Empire

This is the flag of the Inca Empire. It comes from a world where the Inca were able to defeat Pizarro and his troops, and resisted Spanish conquest. The naturally mountainous terrain of the Andes helped give the Inca a considerable boost in self-defense against other European powers. The Inca played the various European powers off of each other to preserve their independence. The Inca initially considered a policy of isolationism, but this would prove untenable. Though, initially, the Inca limited their interactions with the Europeans as much as possible.

As time went on, the Inca began to study and replicate European technology and ideas. The first major change being the introduction of gunpowder weaponry, and the establishment of permeant standing army. The Inca also established a formal written language; with its alphabet largely based on the Latin Alphabet, but with some unique flourishes. The Inca had been ravaged by smallpox, and other Europeans diseases, though not quite to the extent they were in our world. Naturally, the Inca sought out the vaccine for smallpox as soon as it became available in the 18th Century. The 19th Century saw the next major wave of reforms. The Incan government reformed into a parliamentary democracy, with limits set on the Sapa Inca’s powers. The first stages of industrialization also began at this time. The Inca adopted Western styles of clothing, but mixed in their own designs and color choices. Indeed, to this day, the Incan clothing is known for its unique mix of Western and Indigenous designs. However, more traditional style clothing can be found at important events, such as major religious festivals, or the crowning of a new Sapa Inca. Today, the Inca Empire is a prosperous modern nation. Cusco, the nation capital, is a true global city. It is home to several universities, museums and art galleries, restaurants, and temples that are the envy of the world. The Quechua people are the largest ethnic group within the empire. However, the empire is home to many other ethnic groups including, among others, Aymara, Mapuche, Wayuu, Het, Polynesians, and even Amazonian tribes. The Inca Empire also receives many immigrants from around the world. Incan citizens enjoy a very generous social safety net. Government-funded healthcare is provided to all citizens, though private insurance also exists. The Department of Employment provides jobs to all citizens who find themselves unemployed. In the event that a citizen cannot fulfill any available jobs, they are instead given a welfare payment until new jobs become available. The Department of Culture helps provide funding for the arts. Some citizens, of course, cannot attend performances of the arts due to their financial circumstances. In this case, they can apply for free vouchers from the Department of Culture. This all means that most Inca citizens have fairly high taxes, but most consider the trade-off worth it. The flag includes a stylized depiction of the sun god Inti. The Inca still largely follow their traditional religion; though secularism is on the rise. The blue symbolizes how the same blue sky stretches over all parts of the empire. In the corners of the flag are four chakana; a common geometric shape found in art across various Andes Civilizations. They are in the four corners of the flag in reference to the Inca Empire’s official name, Tawantinsuyu, which means Land of the Four Corners.

Link to the original flag on my blog: https://drakoniandgriffalco.blogspot.com/2022/04/flag-of-inca-empire.html?m=0

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datajournalismntu · 9 months

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Labor Shortages in Northeast Asia as Southeast Asian Workers Seek Higher Pay, Departing Taiwan

Since Taiwan established the Employment Services Act in 1992, it has officially introduced foreign migrant workers from Southeast Asia to make up for the shortage of local workers.

However, Japan and South Korea have also actively recruited overseas workers in recent years. The era of labor shortage in the three Northeast Asian countries has arrived. How to strengthen the pull to attract overseas migrant workers has become a new issue for each country.

In Taiwan, migrant workers can be divided into two categories: industrial migrant workers and social service migrant workers. According to statistics from the Ministry of Labor's National Development Council in 2022, the manufacturing industry employs the highest number of industrial migrant workers, totaling 476,000 people, accounting for approximately 96% of the total industrial migrant workforce. Among social service migrant workers, home care workers constitute the majority, with a total of 220,000 people, representing about 99% of the total social service migrant workforce.

Among the migrant workers employed in Taiwan, Southeast Asian countries have traditionally been the main source of migrant labor. Due to lower average monthly wages in their home countries compared to Taiwan, migrant workers are willing to work in Taiwan.

However, the situation is changing. In recent years, the manufacturing industry in South Korea has been offering very high wages to migrant workers, with monthly salaries approaching NT$60,000. Regarding home care workers, discussions are ongoing in South Korea, and the market has not yet been fully opened. In Japan, the monthly salary for care workers has reached NT$45,000, making it attractive to foreign migrant workers.

In comparison to Northeast Asian countries like South Korea and Japan, the salaries offered in Taiwan are no longer as attractive to foreign migrant workers. The average monthly salary for home care workers in Thailand has even exceeded NT$21,000, surpassing that of Taiwan.

Migrant workers in Taiwan can be broadly categorized into social welfare and industrial sectors.The primary source countries for these workers include Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand, with the ratio being approximately seven to three.

The number of male migrant workers from Vietnam has steadily increased over the years, addressing the pressing shortage of manufacturing jobs in Taiwan. Locals often exhibit reluctance to engage in strenuous work. Conversely, both Thailand and the Philippines have shown consistent upward trends in the deployment of migrant workers.

Indonesia stands out as the sole country among the four that primarily exports social welfare migrant workers. Indonesian female social welfare migrant workers predominantly work in the home care sector in Taiwan, providing services to the elderly and disabled in medical institutions and private households.

In contrast to the growth observed in other countries, the number of social migrant workers from Thailand has experienced fluctuations over the past decade. Wages in Thailand's social welfare industry surpass those in Taiwan, prompting migrant workers to choose to remain in their home country rather than travel to Taiwan.

We compared the three environments for overseas migrant workers and found that foreign migrant workers account for the highest proportion of the labor force in Taiwan. However, migrant workers have to pay the highest agency fees before coming to Taiwan, and their average salary is also the lowest among the three countries.In addition, South Korea hires workers directly from the country, so no agency fees are required.

In addition, Japan and South Korea have more than a dozen source countries for migrant workers, but Taiwan mainly relies on four Southeast Asian countries, including Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Thailand, to export migrant workers.

There are more and more migrant workers from Southeast Asia heading to Japan instead of Taiwan. The salary for migrant workers in Taiwan is lower than in Korea and Japan, and workers need to pay a huge amount of middleman fees. These are on of the factors of this trend. Migrant workers from Vietnam had grown over 10 times from 2013 to 2022, and overtake Taiwan in 2018. A similar trend can be seen in Filipino workers. In 2013 Japan and Taiwan had similar amounts of Filipino workers, yet in 2022 workers in Japan were 30% more than Taiwan. If the working conditions and the wages do not improve, Taiwan will lose its appeal to migrant workers from Southeast Asia.

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prwizard · 2 years

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Global Healthcare and Wellness Awards 2022: Meet the Winners

Hypedge Media awarded healthcare professionals and hospitals nationwide during the 2022 edition of the Global Healthcare and Wellness Awards 2022. This was held on the 19th of November 2022 at the WelcomHotel by ITC, Chennai.

The Chief Guest of the program was Padma Shri Dr. Vijay Kumar Shah, and the Guest of Honors was K. Pushpaleela (Ex-Minister, Women and Social Welfare Department ), Dr. R. Kannan (Chairman, Prime Indian Hospitals ), Prof. N. Balaji (Director & Trustee, Sri Narayani Hospital & Research Centre), Dr. C.J. Vetrievel (Director. - Be Well Hospitals), Sanjay Kumar Singh (Vice President, Sales Marketing

Rusan Pharma Ltd) and Gaurav Gautam (Founder of I CAN Foundation and CEO of Hypedge Media). They shared their wishes with all the selected awardees of GHWA 2022.

Global Healthcare and Wellness Awards are conferred on the outstanding / highest achievers in International Healthcare Industry. This most awaited global platform is bringing eminent healthcare experts together from the health world to understand the health revolution, market dynamics, the impact of digital technologies on the masses, and the future of health & healthcare in India. The platform would also recognize and felicitate massive efforts of various health initiatives, healthcare professionals, hospitals, institutions, and initiatives benefiting India through a technology-enabled healthcare ecosystem.

Here's the list of this Year's (2022) winners for the Global Healthcare and Wellness Awards:

Dr. Sangita Motiram Gavit

Excellence in Medical Education

Dr Narendra Singh

Excellence Award in Cardiology

Dr. Manasi Wakankar

Award for Leadership And Management in Healthcare

James Aruldas Silvai

Medical Innovation & Leadership Award

Dr. Ekta Shrivastava

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Dr. KVNN Santosh Murthy

Excellence in Diabetic Foot & Burns Management

Dr. RANJAN YADAV

Most Compassionate Doctor Award

Akula Laxmi

Award for Excellence in Research

Dr Deepti Mankad

Excellence Award in Mental Health & Counselling

Dr Sujit Kumar Satpathy

Healthcare Personality of the Year

Reshma Khan

Excellence in Medical Education

Alfred Goodwin

Lifetime Achievement Award

Dr.Arunkumar H

Best Diabetes and Diabetic Foot Care Specialist

Dr Deepika Goswami

Excellence in Medical Education

Dr.Nirmal Kumar Veeraragavan

Young Medical Entrepreneur of the year

Dr. Mankads' Homeoclinic

Best Homeopathy Centre

Arogyadeep Healthcare Pvt. Ltd

Excellence award in Acupuncture & Yoga Naturopathy

Dr Meghanad Meher

Excellence Award in General Medicine

Dr. Md Imteyaj

Most Compassionate Doctor Award

Dr. S.M. Shariq

Excellence Award in Orthopedics

Ryan Varghese

Medical Innovation & Leadership Award

Dr. Santosh Swathi Lakkoju

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Pradeep Kumar

Social Work Healthcare Award

Dharmendra Kumar Parihar

Excellence Award in Rural Healthcare

Dr. Harnoor Singh Pruthi

Excellence Award in Cardiology

ANUP KUMAR MISHRA

Excellence in Hospital Quality Management

Dr. Laila Beegum

Lifetime Achievement Award

Dr. Ajil Abdulla

Healthcare Entrepreneur of the Year

Dr.DEEPAK SINGH BAJETHA

Excellence Award in Physiotherapy

Dr Jayendra Narang

Excellence Award in Neurosurgery

TNB Aesthetic Secrets

Best Cosmetic Clinic

Dr Nancy Burat

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Dr Bahar Yawazy

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Dr. Chaitanya Seshu Babu. G

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Dr Capt G. Dhanan Jaya Rao

Life time achievement Award (Veterinary Surgery)

Dr Amanur Rahman Zaka

Most Compassionate Doctor Award

Srinivas Reddy

Best Hospital Administrator of the Year

Dr. Kumaragurubaran

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Scholar Overseas

Best Overseas Job Placement for Doctors and Nurses

Dr. Ayush Garg

Excellence Award in Oncology

Dr S.N. Lokesh Kumar

Excellence Award in Orthopedics

Mohamed Qutbuddin

Healthcare Entrepreneur of the Year

Dr. Supriya Munganda

Healthcare Entrepreneur of the Year

Dr Nibedita Sahoo

Healthcare Personality of the Year

Sourav Kumar Das

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Dr. Mantri Venkataswamy

Lifetime Achievement Award

Dr. B .C CHANDRA MOULI

Excellence Award in Cardiology

SRI CHANDRA SEKARA HOSPITAL

Best Hospital – Cardiology

PHYSKRAFT Superspeciality Physiotherapy Clinic

Best Physiotherapy Clinic

Manoj Shivaji Wakhare

Social Work Healthcare Award

Asha Mahila Milk Producer Company Limited

Leading Milk Producer Company

Shwetdhara Milk Producer Company Limited

Leading Milk Producer Company

SRI CHANDRA SEKARA HOSPITAL

COVID Response Award

Dr.Arunkumar H

Young Medical Entrepreneur of the year

Shri Vishnu Shri Hospital

Best Emerging Multi-Speciality Hospital (Madhya Pradesh )

Be Well Hospitals

Best Multi-Speciality Hospital

Dr Ashwani Mudgal

Excellence Award in Orthopedics

Dr.Hemapriya Jayapal

Medical Innovation & Leadership Award

KABIR HOSPITAL

Best Hospital for Wellness & Healthcare

Dr.Kavita Sudersanadas

Excellence in Nutrition and Dietetics Education

Dr. Karuna M S

Excellence Awards in Medical Nutrition Research and Education

Dr.Lesil George

Award for Best Psychologist

Dr. Raj Deokule

Award for the Best Diabetologist

Prof Dr N. Junior Sundresh

Excellence in Medical Education

Dr. Muneeb Ahmed M K

Excellency Award in Sexual Health

Dr Pradeep Thomas

Excellence Award in Accident and Emergency (A&E)

Dr. Sneha Shamkumar Londhe

Excellence Award in Obstetrics and Gynecology

Dr Mustafa Murtuza PT

Excellence Award in Physiotherapy

Dr Anu Jacob

Healthcare Personality of the Year

Dr. Kartikeswar Jena

Young Medical Entrepreneur of the year

PM Medical Centre

Best Hospital – Diabetology

Dr T Vadivel

Excellence Award in Regenerative Medicine

Dr.ARUN KRISHNA A K

Healthcare Entrepreneur of the Year'

Dr Raviram.S

Excellence Award in Laser Proctology

Dr.E.Kalaichezhian

Best Functional Rehab Specialist

Dr. B. Kalpana Kosalram

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Dr Kiran Kumar Varma K

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Yuva Dental Clinic

Best Dental Clinic

J. Benedicta Colleen

Social Work Healthcare Award

Dr.Indumathi.K.P

Excellence Award in Public Health Dentistry

Dr Renu Kumar Watwani

Excellence Award in Physiotherapy

Dr.Swarupa Rani K

Excellence Award in Radiology

Dr. Syed Ahmed Ali

Young Medical Entrepreneur of the year

Prof. N. Balaji

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Dr Farooq Ahmed Manur

Excellence Award in Accident and Emergency (A&E)

Dr Praveen H Jain

Excellence Award in Dentistry

Dr Jeswanthmal Khatod

Healthcare Entrepreneur of the Year

Dr. Ramesh Kumar

Healthcare Icon of the Year

Kosmoderma Healthcare Pvt. Ltd

Best Cosmetic Surgery Clinic

Dr. ANNAM VENKATA AJAY KUMAR

Excellence Award in Rural Healthcare

Dr.S.Senthilkumaran

Healthcare Icon of the Year

DR.K.S.ARUN PRAKASH

Excellence Award in Forensic Medicine

Dr. P. Senthil

Excellence Award in Physiotherapy

DR. C. MOHAMMED ALI

Most Compassionate Doctor Award

Riya Sara Mathew

Excellence Award in Nursing

SUBHOJIT MUKHERJEE

Healthcare Personality of the Year

Dr. Amit Mehta

Excellence in Homeopathy

PLUS ALPHA DIAGNOSTIC AND HEALTH CARE PVT LTD

Best Diagnostic & Imaging Centre

Dr. Sunil Babu K C

Excellence Award in Ayurveda

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PPSC Jobs Advertisement No 31

Here on this page, we provide detailed information about the latest PPSC Jobs Advertisement No 31/2022. Punjab Public Service Commissioner has announced the jobs in government departments to appoint high-caliber, well-educated, and well-disciplined professionals. PPSC announces jobs in Social Welfare & Bait-Ul-Maal Department, Special Education Department, Agriculture Department, Parks &…

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Social Welfare Department Jobs 2022 | Social Welfare Special Education & Women Development Department Headquarters Announced Latest Recruitment Jobs 2022

Social Welfare Special Education & Women Development Department Jobs 2022 has announced the latest jobs in its organization. Candidates from all over Pakistan are eligible to apply for the given government jobs. Social Welfare Special Education & Women Development Department is looking for candidates for the following posts as per the job advertisement published in Daily Aaj Newspaper on…

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Directorate General Population Welfare Department Jobs 2022

Directorate General Population Welfare Department Jobs 2022 Directorate General Population Welfare Department Jobs 2022 Vacant Positions: Psychologist Sociologist Social Mobilizer The Directorate General Population Welfare Department Jobs 2022

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Social Welfare Department Jobs 2022 | Bait-Ul-Maal Punjab Bharti 2022 Advertisement

Social Welfare Department has announced the latest 10 jobs for the posts of Driver, Naib Qasid, Chowkidar and Kharob. Interested Candidates can apply for the Latest Social Welfare Department Jobs 2022 before 18-06-2022. The Bait-Ul-Maal Punjab requires Qualified, highly talented, and self-motivated Pakistani Nationals to be encouraged to apply for the latest Job in Bait-Ul-Maal Punjab 2022. The…

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Quarterly California Youth Homelessness Bill Update

This is a bill update on purposed policies that impact youth experiencing homelessness in California from June 2021 to August 2021. This summary is to serve as an accessible guide to the upcoming measures that impact our young people. This post contains two sections: 1) New bills, and 2) Status updates from previous post. The synopses beneath each bill are excerpts from the Lexis Advance Bill Tracking feature, a tool frequently used for legislative research. If there are legislative terms you are not familiar with, consider checking the California State Legislature Glossary of Legislative Terms.

From enacting a specialized office, to expanding higher education services and definitions, to funding distribution, we hope that this continued discussion will positively support youth and young adults experiencing homelessness.

New bills

AB-742 Personal income taxes: voluntary contributions: School Supplies for Homeless Children Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund (2021-2022)

Approved by Governor July 16, 2021. Filed with Secretary of State July 16, 2021.

Status: Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 96, Statutes of 2021

“Relates to Personal income taxes and voluntary contributions and School Supplies for Homeless Children Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund. Extends the provisions of the School Supplies for Homeless Children Fund, unless a specified minimum contribution amount is not met, in which case the provisions are repealed, as provided. Authorizes the Department of Social Services to enter into a grant agreement with the nonprofit organization for administration of the fund.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 742)

AB-565 Interagency Advisory Committee on Apprenticeship: homeless youth and foster youth (2021-2022)

Introduced by Assembly Member Lackey (Coauthors: Assembly Members Cooley and Villapudua) (Coauthor: Senator Wilk)

Status: Active Bill - In Floor Process

“Adds the director of the State Department of Social Services as a member of the Interagency Advisory Committee on Apprenticeship. Require the Interagency Advisory Committee on Apprenticeship to create a subcommittee to study and report on issues related to the participation of homeless youth and foster youth in apprenticeships and preapprenticeships.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 565)

AB-464 Enhanced Infrastructure Financing Districts: allowable facilities and projects(2021-2022)

Approved by Governor June 28, 2021. Filed with Secretary of State June 28, 2021.

Status: Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 25, Statutes of 2021

“Includes, in the list of facilities and projects the Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District may fund, the acquisition, construction, or repair of commercial structures by the small business, as defined, occupant of such structures, if certain conditions are met, and facilities in which nonprofit community organizations provide health, youth, homeless, and social services.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 464)

SCR-57 Runaway and Homeless Youth Prevention Month (2021-2022)

Introduced by Senator Hurtado

Status: Active Bill - In Committee Process

“Designates November 2021 as Runaway and Homeless Youth Prevention Month and recognizes the need for individuals, schools, communities, businesses, local governments, and the state to take action on behalf of runaway and homeless youth in California.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA S.C.R. 57)

Status updates from previous post

AB-637 Enabling Youth to Access Workforce Training Grant Program (2021-2022)

Introduced by Assembly Member Lackey (Coauthors: Assembly Member Cooley; Senator Wilk)

Status: In committee: Held under submission

“Creates the Enabling Youth to Access Workforce Training Grant Program. Provides that upon appropriation by the Legislature, the bill would require the California Workforce Development Board to create the program, which would fund supportive services that are necessary for homeless youth and current or former foster youth to enable their participation in the workforce development program.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 637)

SB-532 Pupil instruction: high school coursework and graduation requirements: exemptions (2021-2022)

Introduced by Senator Caballero (Coauthor: Senator Wilk)

Status: Ordered to inactive file on request of Senator Caballero

“Requires the local educational agency to inform a pupil in foster care or a pupil who is a homeless child or youth, and the person holding the right to make educational decisions for the pupil, of the pupils right to remain in the pupils school of origin if the local educational agency determines the pupil is reasonably able to complete the local educational agency's graduation requirements within the pupils fifth year of high school.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA S.B. 532)

AB-27 Homeless children and youths and unaccompanied youths: reporting(2021-2022)

Introduced by Assembly Members Luz Rivas, Chiu, and Quirk-Silva (Principal coauthor: Assembly Member McCarty) (Coauthors: Assembly Members Boerner Horvath, Cristina Garcia, and Salas)

Status: In committee: Referred to suspense file

“Requires a local educational agency to ensure that each school within the local educational agency identifies all homeless children and youths and unaccompanied youths enrolled at the school, administer a housing questionnaire for purposes of identifying homeless children and youths and unaccompanied youths, and annually provide the housing questionnaire to all parents or guardians of pupils and unaccompanied youths of the local educational agency.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 27)

SB-400 Homeless children and youths: local educational agencies: collaboration, training, and reporting (2021-2022)

Introduced by Senator Jones

Status: Active Bill - In Floor Process

“Requires local educational agency, as defined to include a school district, county office of education, charter school, or special education local plan area, to collaborate with other organizations that provide services to homeless children and youths to enhance the identification of, and the provision of services to, those children and youths.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA S.B. 400)

SB-234 Transition Aged Youth Housing Program (2021-2022)

Introduced by Senator Wiener

Status: Ordered to inactive file on request of Senator Wiener

“Establishes the Transition Aged Youth Housing Program for the purpose of creating housing for transition aged youth under 26 years of age, who have been removed from their homes, are experiencing homelessness unaccompanied by a parent or legal guardian, or are under the jurisdiction of a court, as specified, and would require the Homeless Coordinating and Financing Council to develop, implement, and administer the program.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA S.B. 234)

AB-408 Homeless children and youths: reporting (2021-2022)

Introduced by Assembly Members Quirk-Silva and Luz Rivas

Status: Active Bill - In Committee Process

“Requires a local educational agency, as defined to include a school district, county office of education, charter school, or special education local plan area, to establish homeless education program policies that are consistent with specified state laws, and would further require the local educational agency to update these policies at intervals not exceeding 3 years.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 408)

AB-413 Foster youth: housing (2021-2022)

Introduced by Assembly Member Ting (Coauthors: Assembly Member Arambula; Senator Caballero)

Status: In committee: Held under submission

“Deletes provisions conditionally suspending a program requiring the Department of Housing and Community Development to provide funding to counties for allocation to child welfare services agencies to help young adults who are 18 to 24 years of age secure and maintain housing, and subjecting the requirements of the program to an annual appropriation in the Budget Act.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 413)

AB-775 Public postsecondary education: basic needs of students (2021-2022)

Introduced by Assembly Members Berman and Lorena Gonzalez

Status: Ordered to inactive file at the request of Senator Glazer

“Requires each campus to provide the document to students as a part of campus orientations in either electronic format or paper form, and to provide to faculty, and encourage the faculty to include in their syllabi, the online link to the electronic format of the document, the location of the Basic Needs Center, and the contact information for the coordinator.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 775)

AB-977 Homelessness prevention programs: Homeless Management Information System(2021-2022)

Introduced by Assembly Members Gabriel and Petrie-Norris (Coauthors: Assembly Members Fong, McCarty, Nazarian, Quirk-Silva, Blanca Rubio, and Voepel)

Status: In committee: Referred to suspense file

“Mandates that recipients of state homelessness funding report key data and metrics through the States Homeless Management Information System, thereby allowing policymakers to better track and evaluate the effectiveness of various programs around the state.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 977)

SB-100 Extended foster care program working group (2021-2022)

Introduced by Senator Hurtado

Status: Held in committee and under submission

“Requires the State Department of Social Services to convene a working group to examine the extended foster care program and make recommendations for improvements to the program within six months. Requires the working group to evaluate and provide recommendations on the overall functioning of the extended foster care system, higher education opportunities and supports for nonminor dependents, and job training and employment opportunities and supports for nonminor dependents.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA S.B. 100)

SB-364 Pupil meals: Free School Meals For All Act of 2021 (2021-2022)

Introduced by Senator Skinner (Principal coauthors: Senators Eggman, Hertzberg, Laird, Limón, and McGuire; Assembly Members Berman and Luz Rivas) (Coauthors: Senators Allen, Gonzalez, Hueso, Newman, Umberg, Wieckowski, and Wiener; Assembly Members Burke, Carrillo, Chiu, Cooley, Cooper, Cristina Garcia, Eduardo Garcia, Levine, Nazarian, Quirk-Silva, Reyes, Robert Rivas, Rodriguez, Santiago, Stone, and Villapudua)

Status: Placed on APPR suspense file

“Enacts the Free School Meals For All Act. Expresses the finding and declaration of the Legislature that no child in California should experience hunger and that every public school pupil should benefit from access to a healthy, locally procured and freshly prepared meal during the schoolday.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA S.B. 364)

AB-369 Medi-Cal services: persons experiencing homelessness (2021-2022)

Introduced by Assembly Member Kamlager (Coauthors: Assembly Members Bauer-Kahan, Burke, Carrillo, Cristina Garcia, Gipson, Santiago, Stone, and Wood; Senators Allen, Umberg, and Wiener)

Status: In committee: Referred to suspense file

“Requires the Department of Health Care Services to implement a program of presumptive eligibility for persons experiencing homelessness, under which a person would receive full-scope Medi-Cal benefits without a share of cost.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 369)

AB-362 Homeless shelters: safety regulations (2021-2022)

Introduced by Assembly Member Quirk-Silva

Status: In committee: Referred to suspense file

“Establishes minimum health and safety standards for homeless shelters, as defined, including, but not limited to, minimum standards for homeless shelter maintenance, interior air quality, sleeping rooms, and laundries.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 362)

SB-344 Homeless shelters grants: pets and veterinary services (2021-2022)

Introduced by Senator Hertzberg (Coauthors: Senators Caballero and Wiener; Assembly Members Gabriel, Mullin, and Quirk-Silva)

Status: Placed on suspense file

“Requires the Department of Housing and Community Development to develop and administer a program to award grants to qualified homeless shelters, as described, for the provision of shelter, food, and basic veterinary services for pets owned by people experiencing homelessness. Authorizes the department to use up to 5% of the funds appropriated in the annual Budget Act for those purposes for its costs in administering the program.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA S.B. 344)

AB-1575 Homeless Coordinating and Financing Council: needs analysis (2021-2022)

Introduced by Committee on Housing and Community Development [Assembly Members Chiu (Chair), Seyarto (Vice Chair), Gabriel, Kalra, Kiley, Maienschein, Quirk-Silva, and Wicks]

Status: In committee: Held under submission

“Requires the Homeless Coordinating and Financing Council to conduct, or contract to conduct, a specified statewide needs and gaps analysis regarding homelessness. Identifies and describes state programs that provide housing or services to persons experiencing homelessness and create a financial model that will assess certain investment needs for the purpose of moving persons experiencing homelessness into permanent housing.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 1575)

AB-724 Homelessness programs: funding (2021-2022)

Introduced by Assembly Member Ward

Status: In committee: Active Bill - In Committee Process

“Requires specified state entities to develop a streamlined funding program that meets specified criteria, to support the state's policy goal of reducing homelessness statewide by providing funding opportunities for local governments, to increase their capacity to respond to local homelessness needs through providing housing, emergency shelters, or other assistance to homeless individuals and families, or those at risk for homelessness, designed to reduce homelessness in their local areas.” (2021 Bill Tracking CA A.B. 724)

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bubblingoverwithcharm-us · 3 years

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9 ‘Starter Steps’ to Save America From Socialism

1. Face Reality

Millions of Americans are still in complete denial. Many think the military is secretly in control—that it’s only a matter of time until justice is done and President Donald Trump is restored. There’s a “secret plan”—just “have faith.” The truth is that Trump was outmaneuvered by an alliance of communists, globalists, and even traitors in his own party. The “deep state” is now almost fully in control.

Trump isn’t coming back into office any time before 2024—if we still have meaningful elections by then.

To make sure they can never be voted out of office, the Democrats plan to enfranchise 22 million illegal immigrants, abolish the Electoral College, gain at least four more far-left senators through Puerto Rico and D.C. statehood, and flood the country with tens of millions more refugees and illegal immigrants. They also plan to nationally introduce voting “reforms,” i.e., mass mail-in balloting, abolition of ID requirements, etc., that will guarantee eternal Democratic Party control.

If the Democrats can abolish the Senate filibuster and place at least four more leftist “justices” on the Supreme Court, there’ll be virtually no way to stop any of this if we rely on traditional political methods.

We’re undergoing a Marxist-Leninist revolution driven by China—right now, in real time.

The military can’t save us, nor can Trump. On the contrary, it’s up to patriots to protect Trump and the Armed Services from unrelenting Democrat/communist attacks.

When enough Americans face the unpleasant truth, then, and only then, can we talk about hope.

2. Stop All Violent Rhetoric

Violence will not save America. The harsh reality is that President Barack Obama had eight years to replace patriotic generals with left-leaning political appointees. He did a great job. If violence breaks out (God forbid), the military will stand with the government, not the insurgents.

Does anyone think Russia and China and Cuba and North Korea and Iran would stand idly by while their Democratic friends are being defeated by a patriotic uprising? They would undoubtedly use the opportunity to finish off their “main enemy” once and for all.

Beware of anyone inciting violence online, at a public gathering, or in a private meeting. Distance yourself fast. They will be at best hopelessly naive, at worst government provocateurs.

The left is praying for “right-wing” violence. It will give them an excuse for a massive crackdown on patriotic Americans. This country will be saved peacefully or not at all. If significant violence breaks out, it’s over.

Having said that, the Second Amendment must be preserved at all costs. An armed populace is at least some check on tyranny, even if useless in the face of biological warfare or nuclear attack. Americans should keep their guns and work every day to ensure they never have to use them against their own people.

3. Restore Election Integrity in All Red States

If voter trust isn’t restored within months, the Republican Party is doomed. Democrats will continue to vote. Large numbers of Republican voters will stay home. They won’t trust the elections and will refuse to participate. We’ve already seen this play out in the Georgia Senate elections.

Thirty states are currently led by Republican legislatures. Some are already holding inquiries into fixing deficient electoral procedures. Most will be whitewashes unless the public gets heavily involved. If the resulting recommendations don’t include the elimination of electronic voting machines and heavy penalties for organized voter fraud, it’s likely to be a window-dressing exercise. Be alert.

Patriots must work to restore voting integrity first in the red states, then the red counties of the blue states—then after 2022, the whole nation.

Get involved in this process. It’s a top priority.

4. Close the Republican Primaries Immediately

This should be a no-brainer, but no one is talking about it. Only five U.S. states have truly closed Republican primaries. This means that in most states Democrats and independents (even communists) can vote in Republican primaries—and they do. All over the country, the GOP’s enemies vote in Republican primaries to pick the weakest, most wimpy candidate they can.

That’s why the Republican base is super patriotic but most of their elected representatives in most states vote like “progressive” Democrats.

Close the primaries, Republican patriots. It will transform your party.

5. Organize a Compact of Free States

MAGA folk need to build a “nation within a nation.” This doesn’t mean secession—Russia and China would be quick to exploit such division. What’s needed is a reaffirmation of 10th Amendment rights as already outlined in the U.S. Constitution. The already out-of-control federal government is about to go on a rampage against every form of independence left in the country. Every red state with the courage to do so must immediately begin working toward a formal compact to collectively oppose all forms of federal overreach.

Such a formal alliance should start with Florida and Texas, then grow by inviting Oklahoma, the Plains states, most of the Southern states, New Hampshire, the free Midwestern states, and the Republican-led Northern and Western states.

Such an alliance, stretching from the Florida Keys and the Gulf of Mexico all the way to the Great Lakes and the Canadian border and even Alaska, would bisect the entire country.

Adding the red counties of the blue states such as Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Illinois, Minnesota, New Mexico, Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and California, would create a voting and economic bloc that Washington would find exceedingly difficult to challenge.

When the Biden administration recently suggested that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis close all restaurants in his state to slow the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic, the governor politely refused—citing the ineffectiveness and horrendous economic consequences of mass lockdowns.

Biden then reportedly hinted at an unconstitutional ban on air and road travel to and from Florida. This threat might work against Florida alone. It wouldn’t work against Florida plus Texas and Oklahoma and 10 to 25 other states.

The United States is technically a federation of free and independent states. It’s time to fully realize that ideal.

Southern states will soon be reeling under a massive new wave of illegal immigration. The federal government will do nothing to prevent it. Texas, Florida, Arizona, and the free counties of New Mexico and California need to be preparing to defend their borders now. This isn’t an immigration issue that is the constitutional preserve of the federal government—this is a state public welfare issue.

Of course, the Biden-Harris administration plans to pack the Supreme Court with more left-wing justices to make virtually anything they want “constitutional.” But this shouldn’t even need to go to the courts. State governments already have the power under the 10th Amendment to nullify federal overreach; they simply have to band together to put Washington back into its constitutionally tiny box.

The Republic will be saved through the courageous application of the First Amendment (free speech) and the 10th Amendment (state sovereignty).

6. Republic Review

Every free state should immediately embark on the adoption of the “Republic Review” process. There’s a small but growing movement in some Western and Northern states to review their engagement with the federal government to eliminate or nullify all unconstitutional relationships.

Under the Constitution, the states are technically superior to the federal government. They’re sovereign under the “equal footing” doctrine and have the legal power to refuse to engage in unconstitutional programs.

For instance, most states only get about 10 percent of their education budget from the feds—but are almost completely subservient to Department of Education dictates. Why not forgo the measly 10 percent in exchange for a return to local control over all public education? America is losing its youths in public schools. Every patriotic parent knows that.

This would give parents more control over their children’s education and restore citizens’ control over their own government. Is this worth 10 percent of your state’s education budget?

If the free states are willing to stand against federal overreach, they must also be prepared to forgo unconstitutional federal money.

A thorough Republic Review audit would soon return power to the state legislatures—where it belongs.

7. Form a Multi-State ‘America First’ Popular Alliance

The left has “Our Revolution,” a nationwide alliance of 600 groups operating both inside and outside of the Democratic Party. Operated by Democratic Socialists of America and the Communist Party USA, Our Revolution works in the Democratic primaries to elect far-left candidates such as Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), and Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) into office. Our Revolution isn’t subject to Democratic Party discipline, but it does get to choose Democratic candidates.

We need an “America First” umbrella group to operate both outside and inside the Republican Party—even possibly within the Democratic Party in some areas.

This organization should be all about pushing the MAGA/America First agenda at every level of government, in every state of the union.

Such a movement could harness the energy of 70 million to 80 million Trump voters without being under Republican Party control.

America First could unite the Tea Party and MAGA movements, grassroots Republicans, patriotic Democrats, and independents to mobilize tens of millions of voters to transform the GOP into the truly populist, patriotic MAGA party it should always have been.

Take that, Mitch McConnell!

Trump is already vetting candidates to stand against Republican House members and senators who betrayed their own base after the 2020 election.

America Firsters should register Republicans by the millions to primary out dozens of Republican sell-outs in 2022. The America First/MAGA movement could “own” every level of the GOP by 2024. The GOP needs the MAGA movement way more than the MAGA movement needs the Republican brand.

Meanwhile, there are almost 70 far-left Democratic members of Congress in red states. Just restoring voter integrity alone could defeat several of them in 2022.

Running MAGA candidates backed by Trump in every one of those races could flip many more. It would be more than feasible to take back the House in 2022 to make Biden a “lame duck” president.

8. Boycott/Buycott Bigtime

Patriots should be abandoning Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc. for more honest platforms. They should also enthusiastically support efforts by DeSantis to heavily fine Big Tech operators who “cancel” patriots. If 25 or 30 free states did the same, Big Tech would soon be little tech.

Patriots need to organize nationwide boycotts of unpatriotic companies and buycotts for loyal American companies like My Pillow and Goya Foods.

Already, local groups are drawing up lists of “unfriendly” local companies and friendly alternatives so patriots can stop supporting their opponents and spend more with their fellow MAGA supporters.

It would also be smart to sequentially target vulnerable unpatriotic companies.

Imagine if 80 million MAGA patriots resolved to begin a nationwide boycott of one such company, starting now. The boycott would go on indefinitely until the target company was broke, or it apologized for “canceling” patriots. If applicable, every MAGA family could simultaneously commit to buying at least one of the canceled person’s products this year.

On April 1, another disloyal company could be targeted, then another on May 1, another on June 1, etc.

After two or three companies had collapsed or apologized, we would soon see large companies start to back away from the “Cancel Culture.”

Patriots have spending power in this country, people. We need to starve our enemies and feed our friends.

Again, patriots need to build a nation within a nation.

It should be also a given that every U.S. patriot boycotts all communist Chinese goods wherever possible. Check those labels! Buying Chinese communist products in 2021 is like buying Nazi products in 1939. It’s immoral and it’s suicidal.

The Chinese Communist Party just crippled the U.S. economy with the CCP virus. Then, pro-China communists instigated mass Black Lives Matter rioting. Then, the same people worked to influence the 2020 election.

It’s about time Americans stop funding their No. 1 enemy—the CCP.

9. Remove Malign Foreign Influence at State Level

DeSantis has announced legislation to massively curtail communist Chinese activity in Florida. The legislation also targets several other enemy states, including Russia, Iran, Syria, North Korea, Cuba, and Venezuela—all of which interfere in this country’s internal affairs.

In December 2020, Trump’s Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe revealed that the Chinese Communist Party was conducting a “massive influence campaign” focused on dozens of members of Congress and their aides, including through attempted blackmail and bribery.

Currently, thousands of foreign companies from hostile regimes are buying up land, food production facilities, technical companies, educational facilities, and infrastructure. Tens of thousands of foreign agents are co-opting unpatriotic businessmen, unethical politicians, and sympathetic journalists in the interests of China and other malevolent states.

Under the Biden-Harris administration, nothing will be done to stop these activities at a federal level—but much can still be done by the free states. If every free state cracked down on foreign bribery, corruption, espionage, and subversion, this country would be transformed.

If hundreds of corrupt academics, journalists, businessmen, and politicians (from both parties) were exposed and punished, this country would soon be well on the way to moral, economic, and political recovery.

What Do You Think?

These steps alone won’t save America—but I believe they would be a huge step in the right direction. I will be following up with further suggestions and plans. But for now, I’d love to see your comments, suggestions, and criticisms in the comments section.

Thank you for reading. From a grateful Kiwi, God bless America.

Thanks,

Mike Capeloto

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Everything but Brexit: What Johnson's Cabinet means for the country

By Chaminda Jayanetti

Boris Johnson's new Cabinet has been analysed almost entirely through the prism of Brexit. Given the political context and the identity of his new ministers, this is hardly surprising.

Nevertheless, Johnson is clear he wants to put a broader agenda to the public. Even amid the chaos of Brexit, ministers can pursue policy shifts. But that said, whereas David Cameron's first Cabinet included ministers with long-planned reform agendas - Michael Gove's free schools, Andrew Lansley's NHS Bill, Iain Duncan Smith's Universal Credit - Johnson's appointments smack more of loyalty, patronage and Brexit strategising than anything else.

But with deficit reduction apparently now on hold, ministers are likely to have more room to manoeuvre than their predecessors. These are now the most powerful people in the country. What will they do with it?

Tax and spend

Johnson's choice of chancellor could prove to be one of the most meaningful in memory. While both Sajid Javid and Liz Truss rose through the ranks as small state ideologues, at this point in their careers Javid is by far the more willing to spend money. Had Truss been appointed chancellor, the likelihood of significant infrastructure spending would have receded fast. Johnson gave the job to Javid for a reason.

Which Saj is the real one? The Ayn Rand small-state diehard, or the man who, as Stephen Crabb's anointed chancellor in his 2016 leadership bid, pledged £100bn of debt-funded public spending on infrastructure?

Johnson clearly wants to spend money on infrastructure. But day-to-day spending is different - Philip Hammond hamstrung Theresa May's 'burning injustices' agenda by fixating on austerity.

Johnson is now pledging to halt deficit reduction and spend on schools, police and the NHS, whilst also pledging big tax cuts. Supposedly this will be funded by the money saved on EU contributions - but that's just fantasy. Will Javid toss Tory deficit targets out of the window? Will he accept the tax giveaways to high-earners Johnson is promising? Or will he turn out to be another Treasury deficit hawk?

Significantly, Matthew Elliott has been brought in as Javid's adviser. Elliot co-founded the Taxpayers Alliance, the fanatically ideological, covertly funded think tank that built much of the media hysteria against public spending a decade ago.

Public infrastructure is set for an overhaul - that much is certain. But what Javid does on tax and public service spending will decide his relationship with his boss, his party's survival, and the country's future. The early signs are that the taps will bring forth a trickle, not a stream.

Health and care

Matt Hancock sold his soul to save his job. While he's obsessed with elevator pitches for gimmicky health apps, the NHS urgently needs more money.

The government is already committed to increasing NHS spending over the coming years - but this is predicated on a reform agenda centred on controversial 'Sustainability and Transformation Plans' that often include hugely unpopular hospital cuts and closures.

Johnson, forever marked by the infamous £350m Leave campaign pledge, will back extra NHS spending - though its adequacy to meet current and future needs is doubtful. In his first speech as prime minister he pledged 20 new hospital upgrade. That suggests that investment in the health service's crumbling real estate is coming - particularly in Leave-voting target seats.

The new prime minister has also backed social care reform, based on building a cross-party consensus behind a market social insurance system to fund care long term, plus a promise that people will no longer need to sell their homes to fund their care.

This is far too big to pull off until Brexit is fully resolved. If it happens at all, it won't be until long, long after October 31st. Social insurance also won't address needs for the next ten years, and the existing system needs new money fast.

And anyway, the chances of cross-party consensus on care reform are minimal - political attacks sank care reform plans in 2009 and 2017, and with Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party seeking to bring care closer to the tax-funded NHS rather than resorting to marketised insurance models, they will likely do so again.

Education

While the schools sector scratches its head over what Gavin Williamson is doing at the Department for Education, the big questions will be for No.10 and the Treasury. We know that higher spending on schools is coming, but how much and in what form?

His first pledge was a paltry 0.1% increase in spending that would have solved very little. After that was ridiculed for its inadequacy - and in a sign of making policy on the hoof - he then upgraded it to a pledge to reverse all cuts to school funding since 2015 by the year 2022. That much meatier promise will cost nearly £5bn a year - but halting deficit reduction gives him the room to pull it off.

What he hasn't addressed is the crisis in special needs education, which is sinking council finances and cutting children adrift. Williamson is not top of the list of people you'd choose to deal with it.

Welfare

Another soul-seller. The fact Amber Rudd kept not just her Cabinet rank but also her department in Johnson's brutal reshuffle suggests he has no particular agenda of his own here. Rudd has focused on tweaking the Tories' catastrophically broken benefit system, amending Universal Credit and policies such as the two-child limit to avoid some of the worst headlines without actually changing direction.

What the welfare state really needs is almost wholesale reversal of the last ten years - but that's not happening. At best, Javid might allow Rudd the money to scrap the damaging five-week wait for Universal Credit that drives so many claimants to destitution. Or he might not. Watch out also for Rudd's plan to merge the assessment process for the two main disability benefits - another shambles waiting to happen.

Transport

We know public transport investment is on its way. The big questions are what projects and where. Doubts permeate the future of HS2, especially with a small Commons majority and restive rural backbenchers along the planned route. Meanwhile, northern cities are likely to receive a hefty share of new spending, given the post-Brexit politics of transport spending - and the location of Tory target seats. However, lofty pledges and future plans may mean nothing unless new transport secretary Grant Shapps can get to grips with Britain's rail network, whose fragmentation has caused so much misery for commuters in recent years.

Housing

Esther McVey is an appalling choice as housing minister - a small-minded benefits-basher with a record of incompetence and ignorance, who owes her job to being fanatically pro-Brexit. Reversing housing benefit cuts is key to solving the housing crisis, but don't expect McVey to notice.

England essentially has two housing crises - middle class millennials can't afford to buy a house, especially in the south east, while housing benefit cuts and minimal social housebuilding has fuelled a homelessness crisis. The latter is more urgent, but the former is more critical to the Tories' election prospects.

Criminal justice

David Gauke's plan to scrap short prison sentences meant he was one of the few members of May's Cabinet with a progressive policy agenda. His replacement at the Ministry of Justice with centrist prisons minister Robert Buckland gives reason to believe this will continue, provided hardline home secretary Priti Patel doesn't try and intervene.

It seems a lifetime ago that the Tory leadership contest found itself swamped with the most cringing drugs 'scandal' in history. But for all the evident hypocrisy of Britain's drugs laws, it would be a surprise for any government with Patel at the Home Office to significantly relax prohibition.

As for Patel's previous support for the death penalty - there's no bringing that back without leaving the European Convention on Human Rights.

Workers' rights

Arch neoliberals such as Liz Truss and Priti Patel are not occupying roles that give them the opportunity to slash workers' rights. That said, Theresa May's hopelessly unfulfilled agenda of protecting gig economy workers and putting workers' representatives on company boards is likely to die a swift and quiet death.

Climate change

On what may be the hottest day in Britain's recorded history, cool yourself down with the knowledge that there is no sign either Johnson or his pro-fracking new environment secretary Theresa Villiers give a rat's backside about climate change.

#Boris Johnson

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Centum HR Internship

HR Internship, Latest Internships Kenya 2022, Job Brief To offer HR and Administrative support to ensure effective implementation of various HR operations, initiatives and activities such as recruitment, selection, onboarding, training, employee engagement, vendor management and benefits administration. Duties & Responsibilities Recruitment and selection Offer Administrative support in the recruitment and selection procedures including job advertising, shortlisting, interview scheduling, performing background checks and references Employee Onboarding Support with staff onboarding in liaison with the hiring department, including ensuring Day 1 readiness of workstation, creation of Induction plans and tracking probations . Employee Records Administration Ensure completeness of employee records. This will entail making the necessary people changes on HRIS, Centum SharePoint, opening of employee files and ensuring that all employee related information is digitized and filed away promptly Benefits Administration Support the administration of the various employee benefits including pension, medical, group life, staff loans and welfare benefits Employee engagement Offer administrative support for all employee engagement initiatives. HR Administration Offer day to day HR Administration support to the employees and handle any ad hoc queries from the employees e.g.HR queries, administration of HR Care desk, preparation of letters Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in HR management OR Social Sciences How to Apply Apply for the job here Read the full article

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Kyosk Digital Services Jobs 2022 – HR & AdminAssociate

Kyosk Digital Services Jobs 2022 – HR & Admin Associate

August 15, 2022 Job Title: HR & Admin Associate – Kyosk Digital Services Jobs 2022 Organization: Kyosk Digital Services Job Location: Kampala, Uganda Kyosk Digital Services Profile: Kyosk is a tech-led company that connects informal retailers and other similar outlets directly to fast-moving consumer goods companies (FMCGs) by communicating demand from retail outlets directly to FMCGs and their distributors and managing the delivery of the goods to the retailers. Our digital-first platform ensures that retail outlets get access to stock at competitive prices and have them delivered directly to them. FMCGs find the traditional distribution chain to be inadequate as well, making it expensive for them to serve kiosk-type retail outlets, leading to high incidences of product stock-outs and lost sales opportunities. By providing FMCGs with good data visibility, we solve this major problem of theirs. Kyosk also applies technology to bring financial inclusion to millions of informal retailers and consumers across Africa. By developing and leveraging fintech innovations, we constantly improve how we collect and reconcile payments for goods, driving towards 100% digitized payments. Job Summary: Responsible for providing administrative support to assist the execution of the administrative function within the business. The incumbent will perform clerical work and support the HR & Admin Department with department projects, data management and other general office duties. The role holder will handle a wide range of administrative and support related tasks. Roles and Responsibilities: - Operations Management: Organize and schedule meetings, interviews, and appointments, champion the organization of key office events. Make travel arrangements, such as booking flights, cars and making hotel reservations. Coordinate the needed technology and supplies for the office and warehouses. Support the warehouse team in setting up including furniture acquisition, supplies sourcing and supplier management including water providers, sanitary services and cleaning services. - Compliance: Manage all operational licenses and insurance contracts for office facilities ensuring that renewals are made promptly. Ensure health and safety standards are properly observed during operations. - Finance Support: Assist in processing orders to vendors and service providers. Submit and reconcile expenses reports and monitoring invoices. Coordinate with the finance team on the payroll information management, preparation and payment. - Records Management: Manage the company’s filing system to ensure that all operational documents are properly filed and easily accessible. Ensure all staff files are complete per the HR and Audit requirements; Frequently update employee files in line with key changes in personal information and or organization requirements. - HR Administration: Assist in the preparation and issuance of field employee contracts; facilitate employee exit including the issuance of clearance forms, collection of work tools and coordinate with the finance team for payment of final dues. Conduct exit interviews in specified formats and share the feedback with the HR and Admin Manager. - People Management: Support in coordinating staff engagement/motivation initiatives and welfare activities. Draw up a social calendar for staff initiatives that include staff parties/events, team building, sports programs and social activities. Minimum Qualifications: - Bachelor’s degree in Business Management or a related field; - Diploma in Human Resource Management and member of the Human Resource Professional Body is an added advantage; - A minimum of three (3) years working experience gained in an administrative role; - Demonstrate a high degree of integrity, sensitivity and confidentiality when dealing with internal and external parties; - Strong ownership mind-set and ability to work in a self-directed manner; - Excellent verbal and written communication skills; - Able to prioritize, and manage time efficiently. Desired Competencies - Analytical Thinking; - Detailed oriented; - Goal Orientation; - Problem Solving Skills; - Great Interpersonal Skills; - Strong Planning & Organization Skills; - Team Player; - Tech Savvy. How To Apply for Kyosk Digital Services Jobs 2022 All suitably qualified and interested candidates should apply online at the link below Click Here Deadline: 31st August 2022 For similar Jobs in Uganda today and great Uganda jobs, please remember to subscribe using the form below: NOTE: No employer should ask you for money in return for advancement in the recruitment process or for being offered a position. Please contact Fresher Jobs Uganda if it ever happens with any of the jobs that we advertise. Read the full article

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