Djaïda Kassa

Experience

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  Ministère des affaires sociales

  Jan 1976 - Jan 1991

  Attachée d'administration
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  OECD - OCDE

  Jan 2006 - now

  Taking care of staff, by all means ! Managing and developping the OECD health insurance, improving our induction process and taking care of expat staff and their spouses to ensure stability and better integration of expat staff. This is my new challenge.I'll be also looking at the future of the Organisation's medical insurance. What will we need in 10 years? How do we control expenses while maintaining a high level of quality? How do we apply the value for money principles when dealing with such a topic? Interesting, don't you think ....Coaching continues to be a passion so don't forget this expertise. Show less Head of the Staff Development Unit which became Capacity Development Division in 2008, I work on finding the best programmes providers to support the major HR Reform that OECD undertook in 2005. On a more strategic level, I supervise the OECD leadership programme directed at the large community of OECD top managers. Professional coach, I also provide support on an ad-hoc basis to help with development questions, difficult professional issues, career guidance support etc...Please contact me by email if interested in finding out more about this eXceptional Coaching! Show less

  • Manager, Medical insurance and Welcome Service

    Jan 2015 - now

  • HR Principal Administrator

    Feb 2012 - now

  • HR Principal Administrator

    Apr 2010 - now

  • Deputy-Head Capacity Development Division

    Aug 2006 - now

  • Head of Capacity Development-HRM

    Jan 2006 - now
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  Own business

  Sept 2006 - now

  Coach

  Helping on a very exceptionnal basis individuals who need to reflect on their professional situation. My knowledge of the public service both national and international as well as my expertise have proved to be successful tools to mirror individuals' working environment and accompany them to more autonomy and to envisage changes to come as an opportunity rather than a plague.