EIL Professionals and Specialists as Managers jobs Aug-2011

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Engineers India Bhavan, 1, Bhikaiji Cama Place, New Delhi-110066

Advt. No. HRD/Rectt./Advt./2011-12/03

Engineers India Limited (EIL), a premier engineering consultancy organization and contractor, is looking for  Professionals/ Specialists in the following fields  for 24 posts approximately :

•  Marketing


• Business Development & Corporate Strategy


• HR


• HR - Training & Development


• Legal


• Finance & Accounts


• Taxation Cell (F & A)


• Company Secretary


• Shipping


• Environment

As Officer/ Sr. Engineer/ Sr. Officer/ Dy. Manager/ Manager/ Sr. Manager/ Assistant General Manager/ Deputy General Manager/ General Manager


How to Apply : Apply Online. Online submission of application will be permitted on the EIL website between 0000 hrs on 24/08/2011 till 2400 hrs on 10/09/2011. 

Complete details and a link to apply online is available at http://recruitment.eil.co.in/

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Punjab Pollution Board Engineer and Assistant jobs June-2011

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Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB)
Vatavaran Bhawan, Nabha Road, Patiala, Punjab

 Online applications are invited for the following posts :

1. Assistant Environmental Engineer  : 35 Posts, Pay Scale :  Rs.15600-39100/- + 5400/- Grade Pay
2. Junior Environmental Engineer : 07 Posts, Pay Scale : Rs. 10300-34800/- + 3800 Grade Pay
3. Scientific Assistant : 09 posts, Pay Scale : Rs. 10300 - 34800/- + 3200 Grade Pay

Age :  18-37 years as on 18/07/2011.


Application Fee :  Application fee Rs.500/- (Rs.125/- for SC/ST)  (Rs.400/- (Rs.100/- for SC/ST) for Scientific Assistant post) to be deposited through a bank Demand Draft (DD) drawn in favour of “Coordinator, Entrance Test for PPCB” payable at Patiala.

How to Apply :  Eligible applicants  submit online applications on all days during June 27/06/2011 to 18/07/2011 in the prescribed online format available at Thapar University website  http://www.thapar.edu

Please view  http://ppcb.gov.in/latest_news/Advertisement%20%28Thapar%29%2023.6.pdf  for details.


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PPCB Clerk-Steno-Typist-Data-Entry-Operator Jobs June-2011

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Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB)
Vatavaran Bhawan, Nabha Road, Patiala, Punjab

 Online applications are invited for the following posts :

1. Steno-typist  : 04 Posts, Pay Scale :  Rs.5910-20200/- + 2000 Grade Pay
2. Clerk (Accounts) : 04 Post, Pay Scale : Rs.5910-20200/- + 1900 Grade Pay 
3. Clerk-cum-Data Entry Operator : 11 posts (on contract basis), Pay Scale : Rs.5910-20200/- + 1900 Grade Pay

Age :  18-37 years as on 18/07/2011.


Application Fee :  Application fee Rs.400/- (Rs.100/- for SC/ST) to be deposited in the C-DAC Mohali, application fee current account number 3529002100253664 with any branch of Punjab National Bank.

How to Apply :  Eligible applicants  submit online applications on all days during June 27/06/2011 to 18/07/2011 in the prescribed online format available at http://recruitment.cdacmohali.in

Please view http://ppcb.gov.in/latest_news/Advertisement%20%28CDAC%29.pdf for details.

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Climate Change Raises Indigenous Species Quandary For Environmentalist

From "When to welcome ‘invading’ species: Climate refugees challenge environmental distinctions between friend vs foe" by Janet Raloff on ScienceNews:

As climate changes, some environments are becoming hostile to the flora and fauna that long nurtured them. Species that can migrate have begun to move into regions where temperatures and humidity are more hospitable. And that can prove a conundrum for officials charged with halting the invasion of non-native species, says Jon Jarvis, a biologist who for the past year has headed the National Park Service.

One problem: What’s native? Species move at will as conditions change. What’s native in one century may be gone five generations later. Newly arrived species, meanwhile, may be environmental refugees.

“Policies that are currently in place view those [immigrants] as exotics,” Jarvis says — invading homesteaders that should, at all costs, be evicted. But such species may be on the move simply “because this is their last refuge,” he points out.

Read the complete ScienceNews article here.

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