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DEPARTMENT PURPOSE: Oxfam International (OI) Care and Core Hub is responsible for planning, leading, and monitoring the operational activities of OI. This includes finance, HR, logistics, procurement, property management (leases), and other business support functions. It also has a responsibility to develop and implement efficient and effective financial policies, processes, and practices to ensure the long-term sustainability of OI. TEAM PURPOSE : The Oxfam International (OI) finance team is responsible for strategically planning, leading, and monitoring the finance activities of Oxfam International. This includes financial operations, business partnering and finance systems roles. It also has a responsibility to develop and implement efficient and effective financial policies, processes, and practices to ensure the long-term financial sustainability of OI. The team will be part of a large-scale transformative project to harmonise Business Support across the Confederation, with finance being a key component
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The Logistics Admin Assistant plays a key role in performing administrative tasks to support delivery of a clearly defined work area within a unit, enabling those they support to be more effective
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