The maintenance supervisor is responsible for ensuring compliance to the company risk management program. We’re looking for a talented maintenance supervisor who will be responsible for the day-to-day maintenance operations and physical upkeep of the assigned property, and for ensuring that the property is compliant with Avenue5 policies and standards, in addition to all local, state and federal regulations. Celebrate our associates’ successes and encourage them to raise the bar even higher.Approach every important decision with our associates in mind.Invest in our associates to help them become the best version of themselves.Listen to our associates, recognize them, and give them room to grow.We are proud of our vibrant, inclusive, make-it-happen culture, where we: We are a vibrant third-party multifamily property management firm with locations across the United States. Take a look at the listing at the AIYA Job Board.Avenue5 is growing, and we are in search of a maintenance supervisor to join our dynamic team of Fivers! Must have excellent Bahasa Indonesian skills and good knowledge of the cultural scene in Indonesia. AIYA is looking for a volunteer website contributor to report on Indonesian contemporary culture for us.Melbourne, 23 November: come celebrate the 30th anniversary of the wonderful Inside Indonesiamagazine at CERES tomorrow night.at the Alan Gilbert Building on Grattan St, Parkville. Melbourne, tonight: if you’ve already RSVP’d to AIYA Victoria’s official launch event, don’t forget that it kicks off at 7:00p.m.The Wall Street Journal takes a look at the Jakarta Biennale, on now until 30 November ( website here).TEMPO magazine has a terrific special edition focusing on under-visited travel destinations in Indonesia.Check out the second instalment of Irama Nusantara, a collection of retro Indonesian classics from music producer and writer David Tarigan.Take a look at the Kennedy Library’s fascinating collection of documents relating to Indonesia from Kennedy’s presidency. For the history buffs: it’s fifty years today since the assassination of President John F.the Financial Times reports from Aceh, whose recovery from the 2004 tsunami offers lessons for the Philippines.Good work by some Indonesian archaeologists, who have found the wreck of a WWII-era German submarine off the coast of Java ( Jakarta Post).Reuters also has a feature about Indonesia’s heroic anti-corruption commission.Despite the diplomatic turbulence this week, Australian beef exports to Indonesia continue to boom (Reuters).
PPIA ( issued a media release encouraging Indonesian students in Australia to keep calm and carry on.Take a look at this great recap of the Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth held in Canberra last month.No matter what’s at the diplomatic level /HkV5gAORxn As CAUSINDY 2013 delegate Natalie Sambhi tweeted:įWIW this is what good Australia- #Indonesia relations look like. Clearly there’s much more work to be done to ensure stronger understanding of each others’ politics and culture, and to build mutual trust. It hasn’t been a great week for Australia-Indonesia relations, it’s fair to say.
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