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Situations Vacant Situations Vacant NEW ZEALAND Planning Council Tr Kaimilure Whakokaupapa Mo Aotearoa SECRETARIAT APPOINTMENT IN SOCIAL POLICY/ SOCIAL MONITORING The N.Z. Planning Council wishes to appoint a senior secretariat member to work on social policy analysis and to provide support for the Social Monitoring Group (SMG). The SMG is part of the Council’s monitoring programme, which includes the Economic, Population and Income Distribution Monitoring Groups. Preparation of the SMG’s second overview report will fprm a major part of the appointee's work. She/he will also be expected to contribute to the Planning Council’s issueoriented work. This will, involve multi-disciplin-ary exercises, exploring current policy concerns through group work, discussion papers and interaction with other bodies, including government agencies and the voluntary and private sectors. in addition, the appointee will maintain a “watching brief” in the area of social policy (including liaison with the Royal Commission on Social Policy), and will provide a social policy perspective throughout the Council’s programme of work. Applicants should have a university degree in social science, covering a range of disciplines. Post graduate experience in social research and social policy analysis is essential. She/he should have good contacts among policymakers at the central government level and among the social research community, and should have demonstrated the ability to work in a multi-disciplinary, policy-oriented setting. Salary is negotiable, depending on qualifications and experience. Appointments to the Planning Council are on contract, for 2-3 years. Please apply, with a full curriculum vitae, to the Director, New Zealand Planning Council, P.O. Box 5066, Wellington. Applications close on May 22, 1987. SERVICE STATION PROSPECT OUR SERVICE STATION is one of the few remaining in the central city and our petrol volume is on the Increase. It is our intention to further increase this and carry out a major forecourt alteration. We would like you to join us, if so this is what we need. A person who is capable and experienced in handling high volume forecourt operation, somebody who can work with minimum supervision and enjoys dealing with the public. Hours of work are between 7.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. weekdays, and 8 to 12 noon Saturdays, but these can be altered and are always the subject of review to suit customer needs. We need somebody who can run the place for one month in June whilst our Manager has some time away, then go through a period whilst alterations are done. The end result will be a modern central city station, facing into the sun, all under one roof, with food to go and full tyre base facilities. This is an excellent opportunity for somebody who wants to grow with us, driving licence essential. Ring Warwick Halvorson, 790-588 at work or 857288 at home. He. will be pleased to hear from you. Cotwefi? Henderson ‘WE'LL DO IT RIGHT FOR YOU - - /dot SHIPPING AGENCY MANAGER A POSITION EXISTS in Christchurch for an experienced shipping person to join a young progressive shipping company in the throes of expanding their agency network. Previous experience in shipping agency procedures is essential. A competitive salary, company vehicle and the opportunity to join a highly motivated team exists for the right candidate. Please apply in writing to: COMMERCIAL AND OPERATIONS MANAGER, PACIFIC FORUM LINE, P.O. BOX 790, AUCKLAND. SKIPPER/CAPTAIN REQUIRED FOR DUTIES aboard N.Z. owned and operated squid fishing vessel. Immediate start. Reply in writing, stating experience and qualifications, to: Vessel’s Manager, Sanford South Island Ltd, P.O. Box 348, Timaru. SPORTS REPORTER SUB-EDITOR CENTRAL OTAGO IF YOU ARE A SUB-EDITOR with a keen interest in sports or a sports writer with a flair for subbing and lay-out, this position offers the best of both worlds. It entails writing or organising coverage of all Central Otago sport for both the Otago Daily Times and the Central Otago News, with two days devoted to subbing the Central Otago News. An attractive remuneration package, including use of a company car, will be negotiated, in accordance with the grading of the successful applicant. Please apply to: Tony Harris Editorial Manager Otago Daily Times 7 P.O. Box 181 fcx DUNEDIN A' F’ : - Phone (024) 774-760