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Job Description: Support other NRC donor service colleagues and ensure services are delivered in line with NRC’s global communication guidelines and donor service strategy.
Company: Norwegian Refugee CouncilJob Description: Oversee compliance to donor and government requirements. Proactively engage and network with donor, INGOs, and the private sector in order to achieve NCA’s…
Company: Norwegian Church AidJob Description: Manages the production of appeals for international assistance; ensures the proper use and spending of donor contributions channeled through OCHA.
Company: United NationsJob Description: Laboratoriet har landsdekkende funksjon for fertilitetsbevarende behandling og har den eneste donor sædbanken i Norge.
Company: Oslo universitetssykehusJob Description: Dialyseavdelingen har ansatt 2 PD-sykepleiere i 50% stilling hver, som drifter PD-poliklinikken og predialytisk poliklinikk. .
Company: Vestre Viken HFJob Description: Immunotherapy has become a cornerstone in cancer therapy that includes a broad array of strategies aiming to unleash, direct and boost the patients’ own immune-…
Company: Oslo universitetssykehusJob Description: Bistå med utvikling av rapporteringsverktøy og økonomirutiner for hele organisasjonen. Høyere utdanning innen økonomi og regnskap (bachelor eller…
Company: Caritas NorgeData as of 2021-11-11 (Latest) with id 26915.
If you are switching jobs: "I'm leaving behind the company" is really a phrase that requires lots of courage. When pronounced at the wrong time or in the wrong way, it can have a very negative impact on your career. You can find a working job offer with another organization where the pay is higher, but you remain uncertain if that ongoing work place will be better then your current one. After all, it is not all about the amount of money. What if you change your brain later? After all, this is not a straightforward decision. Of course your boss can absolve you and hire you back, nonetheless it isn't guaranteed.
