Job Description

National Workers Welfare Trust

Applications are invited from suitable candidates for multiple positions to work in a Migration Resource Centre & Psycho-social helpline in Hyderabad.

About NWWT: National Workers Welfare Trust (NWWT) was initiated in 1998 and works with unorganised labour with particular attention to women/ domestic workers, migrant workers, also working in the field of child rights. NWWT has worked with many national and international organisations on the problems of migration.

Presently, NWWT is collaborating with IOM & TOMCOM in operationalizing Migrant Resource Centres and related services to prospective migrants and returnee migrants in Telangana, towards which contract-based staff vacancies are open.

Helpline Assistant cum Accountant (1 position, Remuneration: Rs.20,000/- Per Month) Job Profile:

• Maintaining the attendance of the teammates

• Processing the salaries of the teammates

• Maintaining the infrastructural requirements of the helpline

• Coordination with vendors as per the need

• Maintaining and processing all the invoices of the vendors

• Manage the centre’s records, inventory, and supplies.

Eligibility Criteria:

• The candidate must possess at least bachelor’s degree in commerce or relevant discipline.

• 2 -3-year experience of handling finance & accounts

• Good administrative skills to manage the work.

• Good budgeting and accounting skills

• Proficiency of handling Tally, MS word and Excel

Job nature for all jobs: On contract basis till November 2023.

How to Apply:

Suitable and interested candidates may submit their resumes with a one-page cover letter to Sr. Lissy Joseph, Chairperson (NWWT) at nwwt2016@gmail.com. Apply before 23rd June 2023

Phone: 9441675817

Location: Hyderabad, Telangana

Eligibility Criteria

Not Specified

Desired Candidate Profile

Graduation - Graduate-Other

Organization Details

• Organization Name:National Workers Welfare Trust
• About Organization:The National Domestic Workers’ Movement [Registered as National Domestic Workers’ Welfare Trust under the Bombay Public Trust Act 1950, Regd. No. E-17253- (Mumbai)] has been at the forefront of championing the rights of domestic workers, children in domestic work and migrant domestic workers, since 1985. Today our work is spread across 16 states of India, engaging nearly 200,000 domestic workers in major cities, towns and villages. NDWM encourages empowerment of domestic workers through solidarity, participation and leadership training. Together we work for the labour rights of domestic workers, seeking dignity and justice. While lobbying with Government to pass comprehensive legislation for protecting their rights, we also create strong public awareness to enable domestic workers to achieve a healthy recognition in society. Over 30 years NDWM has achieved several gains for domestic workers and we are committed to continuing our work until every domestic worker is able to enjoy a lif