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Más noticias dulces para los amantes del chocolate: el mayor fabricante de chocolate del mundo, Mondelez International, ha aceptado tomar medidas para abordar las desigualdades a las que se enfrentan las mujeres que trabajan en sus cadenas de suministro de cacao. Y esto se ha conseguido gracias a la presión ejercida por clientes como tú.

Encore de bonnes nouvelles pour les amateurs et amatrices de chocolat : le plus grand fabricant de chocolat au monde, Mondelez International, a accepté de prendre des mesures pour lutter contre les inégalités auxquelles font face les femmes dans leurs chaînes d’approvisionnement en cacao. Cela a été rendu possible grâce à la pression de consommateurs comme vous !

More sweet news today for chocolate lovers: the biggest chocolate maker in the world, Mondelez International, has agreed to take steps to address inequality facing women in their cocoa supply chains - thanks to pressure from customers like you.

Encore de bonnes nouvelles pour les amateurs et amatrices de chocolat : le plus grand fabricant de chocolat au monde, Mondelez International, a accepté de prendre des mesures pour lutter contre les inégalités auxquelles font face les femmes dans leurs chaînes d’approvisionnement en cacao. Cela a été rendu possible grâce à la pression de consommateurs comme vous !

More sweet news today for chocolate lovers: the biggest chocolate maker in the world, Mondelez International, has agreed to take steps to address inequality facing women in their cocoa supply chains - thanks to pressure from customers like you.

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SALARY:  £28,960 - £36,090 gross per annum
LOCATION: Oxfam House, Oxford
CONTRACT: Open-ended
HOURS: Full-time - 36 hours per week
CLOSING DATE:  31st May 2013
INTERVIEW DATES:  Week beginning 10th June 2013

ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN ENGLISH.  

OXFAM PURPOSE: To work with others to overcome poverty and suffering   TEAM PURPOSE: To act with poor people as a force for change in addressing the causes of poverty, suffering and injustice, alleviating their symptoms   JOB PURPOSE: To advise field, regional and head office staff and managers on security issues, with a particular focus on learning and development, systems and resources, with the aim of maintaining high standards of security awareness, planning, practice, and management, so as to minimise risks to staff whilst maintaining effective Oxfam programme work.   REPORTING LINES: Postholder reports to: Security Adviser Staff reporting to this post: None   BUDGET RESPONSIBILITY: N/A

Hace menos de dos meses, Oxfam pidió a las tres mayores empresas de chocolate que tratasen de manera justa a las mujeres que cultivan el cacao con el que fabrican las galletas Oreo, M&M y barritas Crunch, entre otros productos. 

 
Marketing and Communications Officer (Fixed Term Contract - 6 Months)

DIVISION: Supporter Marketing   DEPARTMENT/TEAM: Fundraising Partnerships   LOCATION: Oxford

SALARY: £19,850* - £26,940
(*Includes £1,530 hotspot allowance)

INTERVIEWS: Week Commencing 13th May (Candidate to start ASAP)    OXFAM PURPOSE: To work with others to overcome poverty and suffering.   MARKETING DIVISION VISION: We inspire people to act to end poverty.   SUPPORTER MARKETING VISION: To engage with the general public, corporate partners, major donors and trusts in such a way that income is generated and grown on a sustainable basis. Fundraising Partnerships Vision: Fundraising Partnerships' teams deal exclusively with charitable trusts, major donors, companies and legacy givers to secure financial support for Oxfam from these sources.   TEAM'S PURPOSE: To initiate, develop and build ambitious and effective relationships with major donors, companies and charitable trusts to secure significant funding for Oxfam's work.

JOB PURPOSE: To support primarily Fundraising Partnerships by editing and preparing marketing and communications for supporters, that maintains and increases support for Oxfam.   REPORTING LINES: Reporting to Research and Communications Manager Has reporting: None

BUDGET RESPONSIBILITY: None    

Less than two months ago, Oxfam called on the three largest chocolate companies to do more for the women who grow the cocoa that is used in Oreos, M&Ms and Crunch bars—just to name a few.