Mel James's Current Company
Act Labor
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Industry | Political Organization |
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Founded | 1973 |
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Industry | Political Organization |
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Founded | 1973 |
Mel James's Experience and Education
Work Experience
Office Of Senator Carol Brown Senator For Tasmania
Advisor
2014-03 to 2017-01
The Hon Julie Collins Mp
Advisor
2013-08 to 2013-09
Australian Government Department Of Families Housing Community Services And Indigenous Affairs
Departmental Liaison Office, Office Of The Minister For Housing And Homelessness
2012-08 to 2013-07
Australian Government Department Of Families Housing Community Services And Indigenous Affairs
Assistant Director And A And G Section Manager, Children S Policy Branch
2010-04 to 2012-08
Australian Government Department Of Families Housing Community Services And Indigenous Affairs
Policy Officer And A And G Assistant Director, Carer Policy Section
2009-05 to 2010-04
Australian Government Department Of Families Housing Community Services And Indigenous Affairs
Policy Officer And A And G Assistant Director , Disability Investment Group Secretariat
2008-09 to 2009-05
Australian Government Department Of Families Housing Community Services And Indigenous Affairs
Policy Officer, Carer Reform Implementation Section
2008-01 to 2008-09
Australian Government Department Of Families Housing Community Services And Indigenous Affairs
Graduate
2007-02 to 2007-12
Rachel Stephen Smith Mla
Chief Of Staff
2017-02 to 2019-12
Education
Frequently Asked Questions about Mel James
What company does Mel James work for?
Mel James works for Act Labor
What is Mel James's role in his workplace?
Mel James's role in his workplace is
Secretary .
Which industry does Mel James work in currently?
Mel James works in the industry
Political Organization.
What schools did Mel James attended?
Mel James attended
The Australian National University.
Who are Mel James's colleagues?
Mel James's colleagues are
Bec Cody,
and
Ash Van Dijk.
Who are Mel James's peers at other companies?
Mel James's peers at other companies are
Christine Scott,
Judy Emanuelson,
Ann Black,
Huguette Guilmot,
Ashraf Shahi,
Bunmi Yekini,
and
Maria Ts.
