Chief Engineering for Santika Hotel

A comfortable hotel is only possible when a like-minded team of professional individuals works in harmony for the benefit of guests. Which is why we believe every member of our staff holds the key to ultimate customer satisfaction. With an innovative training program for all levels within the group based on the latest management, service and hospitality trends, we constantly invest in the future of our staff.

As a fast growing Hotelier Industry is urgently seeking for a fast learn, highly motivated, able to work in a team and hard working persons to fill position as :

Chief Engineering
(All Indonesia)

Requirements:
* Max 35 years old
* Hotel background is preferable
* Min 2 years working experience
* Strong leadership, result and target oriented, excellent interpersonal and analytical skill, strategic thinker
* Good command of both verbal and written English
* Ready to be posted in any city within Indonesia

Please send your application letter with CV and references to :

Corporate Human Resources
Santika Indonesia Hotels & Resorts
Jl. Melawai VII, No.6-8, Kebayoran Baru
Jakarta 12160
Or
humanresouces@santika.com

We are highly appreciating all applicants, but regretfully only short list candidates will be notified.

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Tax Accountant for PT Bara Indah

We are an established mining & trading company, with concession in South Kalimantan, East Kalimantan & Sumatera. We are looking a dynamic, highly motivated and experienced professional to fill in the following position as:

Tax Accountant
(Jakarta Raya)

Responsibilities:
* Prepare monthly tax calculation , (monthly / annual) tax returns
* Prepare monthly reconciliation between tax accrued by GL and tax calculation , recon for withholding tax objects
* Prepare tax payment slips
* Prepare list of expense and prepaid taxes for annual tax reporting purposes
* Assist tax audit , tax objection , and tax appeal (if any)
* Prepare Journal Voucher ( JV ) for TD placement & termination
* Posting JV related to payroll and tax

Requirements:
* Minimum Bachelor Degree in Accounting with GPA min 3 out of 4.
* Computer literacy in MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint and ERP accounting system
* Minimum 3-5 years of relevant working experience in handling all taxes, including corporate tax or as a tax consultant in a reputable professional accounting firm
* Able to handle multiple tasks at one time with tight deadlines and is able to work collaboratively with other divisions if necessary
* Excellent analytical and organizational skills.
* Strong interpersonal and verbal communication skills
* Excellent english both speaking and writing.
* Proactive personality, able to work in teams or independently with minimum supervision
* willingness to work underpressure and deadline

Please email or submit a comprehensive resumes and latest photographs to: Email: recruitment@baraindah.com "Put your position tittle at Subject email"

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Management Consultant at PT Renoir Consulting Indonesia

The Renoir Group, an international group of companies specializing in Operations and Implementation, is currently recruiting dynamic, self motivated individuals to join our growing Management Consultancy team in Indonesia.

Working closely with clients at management and director level, you will advise and assist on the identification, development and implementation of projects in a very hands-on “shop floor manner”. Our company is unique in that we commit to implement clearly defined improvements, typically cost reduction or revenue enhancement, and we have earned a reputation for our ability to implement predictable, significant, and sustainable change.

Management Consultant
(Jakarta Raya)

Requirements:
We need people who are able to challenge conventional thought, offer unique perspectives and can conceive innovative solutions for our clients, while having the confidence to negotiate and challenge all stakeholders.

Working in project teams at client locations, we work in a diverse range of industries, vertical sectors and countries around the globe. Relocation is not necessary but regular travel is a definite.

The ideal candidate would have a degree and possibly a post graduate qualification with a minimum of 3 years relevant industry experience.

Be able to work overseas for an extended period if necessary, have excellent time-management skills and be a highly effective communicator.

If you believe you are this person, please send a current copy of your CV or resume to

For registered JobStreet.com users, to apply online or via sms
JSA(spasi)APPLY(spasi)ELJTGZ
Send to 9333

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Vacancy at EF Swara

EF English First is a world renowned language institution and we now have nine schools in our group and the newest school no 9 in Tangerang City started in August 2010.

We now have vacancies, for our branches in Pluit, Tebet, Tanjung Duren, BSD, Cengkareng, Bogor, Puri Indah, Gading Serpong and Tangerang City. It's a great opportunity to be part of and internationally recognized language schools.

REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-NATIVE (INDONESIAN) ENGLISH TEACHER (NNT):
- Min D3 (preferably majoring in English)
- Preferably female
- Excellent English skills
- Available everyday between 2 pm-9 pm
- Having teaching experience will be an advantage

*Prioity would be given for applicants that's living in North Jakarta, West Jakarta, and Serpong-Tangerang*

Please send your CV and cover letter, supporting documents and a recent photograph to:

Yoke/Lydia
HR Department
EF Swara Group
Website: www.efjakarta.com

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Satria Muda Coach Plans to Spread Minutes in KL

Jakarta - If Satria Muda Britama hopes to avoid a second defeat in the Asean Basketball League when it travels to Kuala Lumpur over the weekend, the Jakarta club will have to work out its trust issues.

Satria Muda fell 94-93 to the Singapore Slingers last week, the loss highlighting the club’s odd coaching tactics more than its players’ performance.

New head coach Ocky Tamtelahitu opted to keep his rookies on the bench for much of the ABL opener, and relied heavily on a six-man rotation.

Veteran guard Mario Wuysang, the lone holdover from the squad that finished runner-up last season, was the only Indonesian to log heavy minutes.

Center Doni Ristanto, one of the rookies, played just a minute.

Ocky said he was not confident that the team’s newcomers “were ready,” but acknowledged that his decision to rely on just six players took a toll on them.

“It was my choice. I didn’t think most of my players were ready,” he said on Friday.

“I want to give them more time to adjust. I know they’ll be ready as we play more games, and I’ll be more comfortable using them when that time comes.”

Ocky said he planned to expand his rotation to include Doni, Ryan Febrian and Fattah Arifin against Kuala Lumpur’s Westsports Dragons.

But he is still inclined to rely on his imports, notably American forward Marcus Morrison and Filipino guard Francis Adriano, to lead the team.

The Dragons lost their ABL opener on the road, 79-74 to the Chang Thailand Slammers.

Filipino guard Rudy Lingganay scored a team-high 30 points for the Dragons, but Slammers forward Chris Kuete scored nine of his 31 points in overtime to give Chang the win. (Wimbo Satwiko)

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Pagunsan Has Perfect Start in Mercedes-Benz Indonesia

Juvic Pagunsan took the first-round lead in the Mercedes-Benz Masters Indonesia on Wednesday to make the perfect start in his bid to finish the year ranked No. 1.

The Filipino carded an eight-under-par 64 at Emeralda Golf and Country Club to take the lead ahead of Thailand’s Borwon Chaisri, who shot 66.

The $80,000 tournament is the last of the season on the Mercedes-Benz Tour, and Pagunsan heads the Order of Merit with earnings of $22,450.

Pagunsan claimed the Mercedes-Benz Masters Thailand in June by seven strokes and carded a flawless round on Wednesday, making eight birdies.

He played the front nine in five under helped by three birdies in a row from the second.

He also made three on the trot from the 14th.

“That was one of my best rounds of the year. I did not put a foot wrong,” Pagunsan said.

Indonesian No. 1 Rory Hie, whose sole victory since turning professional came in the 2008 International Championship on the Mercedes-Benz Tour, shot an even-par 72.

Rory made an eagle in the par-5 seventh hole and a birdie in the 17th, but hit bogeys in the first, fifth and 15th holes to finish the day tied at 18th with seven others.

Burhan Bora and Johannes Dermawan had the next best score in the Indonesian field coming in at joint 26th with a 73.

In a rare treat for the crowd, two players recorded aces. Thai Atthaphon Prathummanee had a hole in one on the 16th while his countryman Philip Matsson, an amateur, aced the fourth.

Thailand’s Pinsawat Pariwat, the youngest of all amateurs at the age of just 13, fired a very respectable 73. 

Leading first round scores (par 72):

64 - Juvic Pagunsan (PHI)

66 - Borwon Chaisri (THA)

68 - Namchok Tantipokhakul (THA), Antonio Lascuna (PHI). Wittawat Sae-ung (THA), Artemio Murakami (PHI)

69 - Nicholas Fung (MAS), Wisut Artjanawat (THA), Panuwat Muenlek (THA), Mohd Sukree Othman (MAS), Ferdie Aunzo (PHI), Pawin Ingkhapradit (Am) (THA), Atthaphon Prathummanee (THA)

Agence France-Presse

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Murray Crushes Federer to Take Shanghai and 2nd Title of the Year

Shanghai - Andy Murray buried remnants of his 2010 slump in indisputable fashion on Sunday with a crushing 6-3, 6-2 defeat of Roger Federer to win a second Masters trophy of the season with victory in Shanghai.

It took less than 90 minutes for the fourth-ranked Murray to completely rewrite his 2010 scenario and earn his second title of the year — also recording his second consecutive defeat of the Swiss in a Masters final.

The loss prevented Federer from pulling even with Rafael Nadal for the most career Masters titles, at 18.

“It was obviously a very, very good week,” Murray said. “The match was, from my side, very solid. Roger had a couple chances to get back in the first set.

“It was obviously a great, great match for me. I made few mistakes, but as a tournament, overall I’m very happy with it,” said Murray, who was ill last week and lost in the Beijing quarterfinals. “I had to play great to have a chance against Roger. But I was able to do that today.”

Murray now has a solid 8-5 lifetime record against Federer, who will move back to second in the world on Monday, just behind Nadal thanks to his semifinal defeat of Novak Djokovic, which followed a hammering of two-time Roland Garros finalist Robin Soderling.

But Federer’s form tapered away when it counted against Murray, who struck 20 winners, saved six break points and broke four times.

The performance is bound to restore the confidence of the prickly Scot, who was laughingly admonished during the trophy ceremony with pleas from the emcee to promise to smile more on his next visit.

Federer, with 30 unforced errors, saved a match point in the final game before Murray pulled through for victory under the open roof of the Qi Zhong center.

The defeat dropped Federer to 2-4 in 2010 finals, with Murray improving his overall season record to 41-14.

“I’ve played some of my best tennis against Roger,” he said.

In August, a fortnight before the start of the US Open, Murray lifted the Toronto trophy at Federer’s expense. The 23-year-old Scot lost the Australian Open final to the Swiss in January.

Federer acknowledged that he was outplayed on Sunday.

“I know how tough it is to win these Masters titles,” the Swiss star said. “He made me work hard. I couldn’t find many great shots; he was too good.”

Tennis

Agence France-Presse
It took Britain’s Andy Murray less than 90 minutes to deny Roger Federer his 18th Masters title.

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