1. | Jul 3, 2014

You really saved my skin with this inaitmfroon. Thanks!

2. | Jun 26, 2014

I think Job in NGOs are so important for the pernoss that enough experience and knowledge. If you want to be apply, you should look at the requirement first and then compare it to your capability. Local NGOs require medium ability, but International NGOs need good capability and experience. so when we want to apply, we always thinks about position and salary and our capability first before we decide. if our knowledge and experience have enough with the criteria of work, we will have short list. Don't be hopeless , try all your best. 0

3. | Dec 9, 2013

I think the announce for only their rslitionehap coz i used to apply at NGO many time but i cant past even short list. I also have 5years experience with international company. 0

4. | Dec 6, 2013

I think Job in NGOs are so important for the penorss that enough experience and knowledge. If you want to be apply, you should look at the requirement first and then compare it to your capability. Local NGOs require medium ability, but International NGOs need good capability and experience. so when we want to apply, we always thinks about position and salary and our capability first before we decide. if our knowledge and experience have enough with the criteria of work, we will have short list. Don't be hopeless , try all your best. 0

5. | Dec 5, 2013

Hi FredWith or without PSE&G spiosornng the luncheon those lines will be built. They will be built with or without approvals from the BPU as well. PSE&G has skipped the local municipal process because, rightly so, it is useless. How many elected officials would take an objective look at the real issues knowing many voters are upset. The idea of conducting informational meetings in all towns affected is fine. It is also always good form to listen to concerns and address issues presented. Again, to think that any town would publicly endorse this project is pure nonsense. Now while the BPU is being represented as the approval entity the reality is they to could very easily by bypassed and over ruled by the federal agencies. So this brings me to the nagging question in Montville Township as I sit as a township Committee member. Why don’t towns focus on the safety concerns and clear cutting issues? Even PSE&G has stated they are willing to take EMF measurements to bench line EMF on the existing 230KV line. Of course my 2 cent opinion is our BPU should mandate these measurements for all towns and force PSE&G to document the test equipment and methods used as well as taking those measurements in the summer months when usage is at its highest. The reality is that the possibility does exist the EMF levels could be lower with the new transmission line because some of the EMF would cancel out since two transmission lines will be operating on the same towers.Art Daughtry