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Situations Vacant N.Z. LABOURERS', GENERAL WORKERS’ AND RELATED TRADES' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS (Central Branch) THE POSITION of Secretary of the Central Branch of the New Zealand Labourers’ Union will shortly become vacant. The Branch has approximately 4500 members employed throughout the Wellington, Marlborough, Nelson and Westland Industrial Districts. It is one of three branches of the New Zealand Labourers’ Union which has a membership in excess of 14,000. The Branch has a full time staff of eight, four of whom are directly involved in attending to industrial matters, and the remainder concerned with the general administration and membership requirements. The Branch provides services for the Union’s Head Office and staff are involved in this area from time to time. Therefore, the Branch, in endeavouring to fill the vacancy, is looking for a person with the necessary knowledge and experience in trade union administration and in the industrial arena who can readily ■ step into this position with minimal training. Under the Union’s Registered Rules the Branch Secretary is appointed .by the Branch Committee after the vacancy has been advertised. To enable this procedure to be properly carried out, the Branch therefore invites any person who has been or is engaged in the trade union movement with the necessary qualifications to apply for the position in writing. - The , duties ,of the Branch Secretary will be in accordance with the Union’s Rules, copies of which are available to applicants on request. Applications in writing will be received until May 2, 1980. All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence and should be addressed to: The Secretary, Central Branch, NEW ZEALAND LABOURERS’ UNION, P.O. Box 2786 Wellington. —_ WSI9 NELSON POLYTECHNIC APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the position ol TUTOR IN THE APPLIED SCIENCE DEPT QUALIFICATIONS: Degree in science including biology and microbiology plus some chemistry and physics; an interest in marine biology. Ability to contribute to development of an integrated science programme for student nurses is desirable. TEACHING LEVEL: N.Z.C.S., R.C.N. and fishing cadets. SALARY: Grade 1 $10,228 to $14,311. Application forms (E25/1) are available from the Nelson Polytechnic or any other technical institute. Applications close at noon on April 28, 1980, with —. THE PRINCIPAL, NELSON POLYTECHNIC, Private Bag, NELSON. l9 NEW ZEALAND BILATERAL AID PROGRAMME REGIONAL FORESTRY OFFICER FOR THE SOUTH PACIFIC 1 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is seeking applicants for the position of Regional Forestry Officer under the New Zealand Bilateral Aid Programme to assist in the development of the tropical forestry industry in the South Pacific region. 2 The officer’s rcfle will be mainly one of collection and dissemination of forestry information, and promoting liaison between forestry organisations throughout the Pacific to encourage regional co-operation in forestry matters and joint approaches to research. More specifically the officer’s role will be to: — — assist the flow of information (forest management, research and marketing) around the region; — assist in setting up research trials and projects within the region; — update and maintain a bibliography of tropical hardwoods and tropical forestry publications and reports; — exchange information on tropical forestry with relevant organisations outside the region. 3 Although based at Rotorua the officer will be independent of the New Zealand Forest Service and will be required to travel widely within the South Pacific region at the request of Island Governments. 4 Applicants should possess professional qualifications in silviculture and forest management and should have had some practical experience in tropical forestry development. 5 The term of office will be for three years initially and salary will be negotiable with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs but will probably be in the range of $19,191 — $21,622. 6 Applications close on May 9, 1980 with:— Director of External Aid, MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, Private Bag, WELLINGTON. Attention: Pacific Regional Desk. NJmoCi. N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY (Waikato Division) DIVISIONAL SECRETARY APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the above position from persons capable of co-ordinating the work of 16 electorates in the Waikato Division operating from an office in Hamilton. The successful applicant should have an understanding of the administrative needs of a Specialist organisation. A salary commensurate with experience and the responsibilities of the position will be. negotiated. Applications in writing marked “Personal and Confidential,” should be addressed in the first instance to:— G._ M. REEVES, Divisional Chairman, N.Z. National Party, P. O. Box 382, HAMILTON!