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07th September 2009
It is an indubitable fact that the Music sphere has over the years metamorphosed into a Multi-million naira Industry, unapologetically asserting its dominance and fiercely guarding its newly exalted position as the “Nucleus of the Entertainment Industry... Read >
Author: Augusta okon03rd September 2009
Engraved corporate gifts branding methods are often a mystery to many experienced promotional gift buyers - and actually, people selling promotional gifts - who really want engraving but are unaware of the many marking methods such as sandblasting, hand e... Read >
31st July 2009
By Public Jobs Direct the public sector recruitment specialist
Many officials and economists around the world claim that in spring 2009 the global economy passed the critical test for what lies ahead. Although, nobody can guarantee with certainty that ... Read >
Author: Public Jobs Direct29th May 2009
Foreign citizens, who wish to enter Canada for temporary purpose, unless they are citizens of a visa-exempt country, must be granted a Temporary Resident Visa. A TRV can be provided for various purposes, the three main purposes – Studying, Work or Visit... Read >
Author: Matt Traverso07th May 2009
Strategies To Manage Your Career During A Recession
By Surranna Sandy, CPRW, CEIP, President ResumeSolutions.ca
An April 2009 report from Stats Canada showed that employment declined by 61,000 in March - with all the job losses coming from full-time e... Read >
Author: Surranna Sandy27th April 2009
Writing High Impact Resumes
In today’s job market, the résumé - a document that provides an overview of your experience, education and skill set - is the number one request of potential employers.
Research has shown that job seekers without a top-qu... Read >
Author: Surranna Sandy18th February 2009
Property owners and sellers after many months of bad news were given some encouraging news at the beginning of February, when on Thursday 5th February the Halifax released their latest research reporting that house prices had risen in January by 1.9%.
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Author: lexisclick18th February 2009
Property owners and sellers after many months of bad news were given some encouraging news at the beginning of February, when on Thursday 5th February the Halifax released their latest research reporting that house prices had risen in January by 1.9%.
... Read >
Author: SB16th February 2009
I often get the opportunity to speak with CEOs and leaders of multi-nationals and SME's about the value of top talent to their business. I have come to the following conclusions:
* Talented executives are often motivated and attracted by the prospect o... Read >
Author: Bobby08th January 2009
There is a lot of information out there about how to be a good employee, but you don't see as much about working in the public sector as an employer. It's important, though, because the public sector won't function well at all unless it has a lot of good-... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer24th September 2008
In today’s modern world, working with IT offshore staff - or any other kind of outsourced staff, online staff, virtual staff, for that matter - is no longer an impossibility. It doesn’t matter if they’re half a world away now, the wonders of inform... Read >
Author: Rachel Ray20th August 2008
Many fear student loans and related debt problems associated with University education costs and cause the provision of the learning process to be unfeasible. The ever-increasing education costs and therefore related debt problems have impelled (especiall... Read >
Author: Mike Kelly19th June 2008
Unprecedented economic growth in Western Australia means that up to 17,800 extra skilled workers will be desperately needed every year for the next ten years, according to a report launched today by education and training minister Mark McGowan. Some of th... Read >
Author: amerie18th June 2008
Recruit to Retain!
"If 10 PCs costing a total of £20,000 are stolen from your company, an investigation would take place and measures put in place to stop this happening again. However, many companies do not conduct any investigation when staff who c... Read >
Author: Acumen Resources04th June 2008
Nearly every year, information sources are repeating news on rising student debt in the UK. The only difference is in the numbers of students reported. These statistics and the students loan debt problems tend to increase with every news statement publish... Read >
Author: Mike Kelly27th May 2008
The changes to the Post-Graduation Work Visa are applicable to international students who graduate from eligible programs at certain Canadian post-secondary institutions.
"The Government of Canada wants more foreign students to choose Canada and we wa... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer20th May 2008
Unprecedented economic growth in Western Australia means that up to 17,800 extra skilled workers will be desperately needed every year for the next ten years, according to a report launched today by education and training minister Mark McGowan. Some of th... Read >
Author: ...19th May 2008
Unprecedented economic growth in Western Australia means that up to 17,800 extra skilled workers will be desperately needed every year for the next ten years, according to a report launched today by education and training minister Mark McGowan. Some of th... Read >
Author: ...28th April 2008
According to new data by Human Resources and Social Development Canada, this number of immigrant workers is an astounding 300% jump from just three years ago.
It states that if all 40,000 of these immigrants had to live in one place, their size would ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer09th April 2008
With house prices falling by 2.5 per cent in March 2008 you might think the whole country is on the verge of meltdown, but what does it really mean for us? The media may as well start saying that anyone with a mortgage is financially doomed, but are they ... Read >
Author: SimonDuffy09th April 2008
By Yael Trau www.helios-developments.com
The “Chinese economic miracle” seems to have captured everybody’s attention, especially when it comes to production, manufacturing, sourcing, FDI inflow to China etc’. But what do we know about the big... Read >
Author: yael trau07th April 2008
Last year, when we were about to promote our company on the internet, we wanted to register our company in so many web listings as possible. We quickly found, that most sites declared that listing one’s company was “free”, only to find out, there we... Read >
Author: Innagle19th March 2008
Today, Ireland is one of the most requested locations for the learning of English language, many students coming from different parts of the globe go there every year to experience a learning holiday abroad.
Being English the second most diffused languag... Read >
Author: Learn Languages Abroad22nd February 2008
Americans accept and respect entrepreneurs: some business failures are expected and they are considered a normal part of the process. It is especially striking that US women much better versed in how to make money, and are very active in entrepreneurship,... Read >
Author: A Dowler05th February 2008
Going to University abroad is no longer just a fantastic experience for the students concerned, it is fast becoming required professional training and part of the CVs of younger generations. Acquiring knowledge of a language, a culture and a way of thinki... Read >
Author: Scuola Leonardo da Vinci20th August 2007
Almost three years after Poland joined the European Union, the dust is still settling on the country’s labour market, where radical change has created special challenges for the foreign investors who are looking to benefit from the booming economy, as w... Read >
Author: Purcon05th December 2006
If you have heard about the current Bulgarian property boom then you might be wondering is this just a seasonal profit making venture or an all year round strong investment.
Even in wintertime, Bulgarian properties are still selling at a furious rate w... Read >
Author: adam parsons16th November 2006
New Zealand welcomed 51,000 new residents and their valuable skills in the last year, Immigration Minister David Cunliffe has revealed.
Mr Cunliffe said the New Zealand labour market and economy has benefited from over 130,000 temporary workers and over... Read >
Author: Doug Stiles03rd October 2006
Copyright 2006 Ian Mann
The Employment Equality Age Regulations 2006 came into force on 1 October 2006 requiring employers to revolutionise the way they advertise for jobs, interview applicants, and make final selection for employment. These Age Discri... Read >
Author: Ian Mann26th September 2006
The new anti-age discrimination law which will come into force in October will help staff retention and improve labour market choice according to some employers. However, the small employers are a lot less keen on the changes, as they worry about rising r... Read >
Author: Alison White21st August 2006
Mumbai, India - August 20 Bharat Book Bureau, has added "Andean Group Monitor" (http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=18766) to its huge collection of business market research reports.
Each monthly Monitor contains systematic, country-by-country an... Read >
Author: Nitesh Pednekar22nd May 2006
On the December 14, 2005 Intellias has celebrated the 30th member of its Team.
The company newly employed Marketing Manager, Ihor Seheda has graduated from the Institute of International Business and Management in Ternopil Academy of National Economy. A... Read >
Author: Hans Kriniger06th October 2005
I would like to start my article with a few economic facts which could lay a background for the message I want to get across.
The political agenda of making Europe the most competitive global economy by 2010 has not been matched by developments over ... Read >
Author: Colin Mc Cullough12th June 2005
The destruction of the Soviet Union about 15 years ago, made a huge country with a great level of IT science divided into small bricks. Nowadays, despite Russia's expansion into the world software development market, Ukraine keeps playing an important rol... Read >
Author: Alex Polonski
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