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HBA 2012 Woman of the Year: Thinking Beyond the Box
PharmExec.com (blog) …organization that has set the pace in assisting female professionals in the industry in penetrating that glass ceiling on advancement. Buck Luce is an insider in an outsider's field – management consultancy. As global pharmaceutical sector leader, … |
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Why Work-Life Balance Isn't Balanced
Gallup.com In a globalized world, if workers in one country are unwilling to work for economically viable hours, then businesses will migrate to a country where they are willing to do so. In countries such as India and Pakistan, workers are motivated to work 10- … |
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A Few Thoughts on Solidarity And Tibetan New Year Celebration
Tibet Post International The decision to not celebrate Losar by the Tibetan government and non-government organization was primarily to show solidarity towards the sufferings endured by Tibetans in Tibet. The idea of solidarity is nothing new for Tibetans. |
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Transnational Crime 'Abiding Threat' to National Security: US Intelligence
InSight Crime In testimony before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, James Clapper, the US Director of National Intelligence, declared that transnational criminal organizations, particularly those from Latin America, were an " abiding threat to US economic … |
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Christian Pilgrimage and Middle Eastern Water Scarcity
Huffington Post These contemporary baptisms function as initiations of sorts into a state of globalized pollution for which nations, not to mention industry, refuse to accept responsibility. In the current climate of political contest and a reduced Jordan River, … |
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As al-Qaida recedes, new, hard-to-grip challenges confront US security
msnbc.com By M. Alex Johnson, msnbc.com Al-Qaida remains a threat, but intense US-led pressure is working and could relegate it and similar organizations to having only "symbolic importance," the nation's intelligence chief said Tuesday. |
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In Mild Dissent and Some Agreement
Enterprise Irregulars Nor can we say that the globalized workplaces in China's fastest growing cities are by far better than the rural poverty many Chinese peasants escaped in going to the cities. In poverty these people had a modicum of human dignity, in the cities, … |
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Green Economy Takes Beating At Civil Society Forum
Eurasia Review In the face of the current global economic and financial crisis, the participants in this World Social Forum thematic event, held Jan. 24-29, called on governments to promote changes in the current system of production and consumption – although they … |
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'Employees are prioritizing device flexibility and work mobility over salary'
InformationWeek India Mahesh Gupta, VP-Borderless Networks, Cisco India & SAARC discusses how enterprise mobility has become integral to an organization's operational success By Amrita Premrajan, InformationWeek, January 31, 2012 What are some of the major trends that you … |
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Shigeki Hakamada: Japan has proved that it can be rich without having resources
The Day Weekly Digest By Artem ZHUKOV, The Day For nine days I took part in a press tour organized by the Foreign Press Center, Japan, on the initiative of the Japanese government (FPCJ is an image-making organization that cooperates with journalists across the world). |
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