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Subject matter expertise in matters pertaining to behavioral threat assessment, both international and domestic (U.S.) affairs, and violent extremism as they pertain to the current threat environment.
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At least 3 years of general work experience and demonstrated understanding of the dynamics of intimate partner abuse/victimization, principles of advocacy/empowerment approaches to victim services or experience in domestic violence intervention required.
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The Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office (SCDAO) is seeking an experienced attorney with exceptional investigation and litigation skills to join its Special Victims Bureau (SVB) as an ADA assigned to the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Unit (DVSAU.
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Lead Domestic projects including R&D tax credit, equity compensation, state incentives, and support the Global Tax Strategy team with domestic aspects of M&A, Planning and Transfer pricing projects.
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Your focus will be supporting survivors of domestic violence who are residing in our agency’s subsidized units across the Metro-Boston area as part of our Independent Shelter Program for 2-3 years, as well as survivors who have relocated to their own housing through a subsidy or our Rapid Rehousing Program.
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The Domestic Violence Advocate will be responsible for providing case management, communication, social work, community outreach, and criminal justice services to survivors of domestic violence.
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We Are: Mohawk Global is a 300+ person team of logistics and trade specialists dedicated to fulfilling the supply chain needs of our customers with a strong emphasis on customs brokerage, domestic and international transportation, trade compliance, education, and consulting.
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Monitoring tax compliance requirements across multiple domestic and international entities, and managing ongoing tax audits; Innovating through new and existing technologies, as well as experimenting with digitization solutions.
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