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EMEA Diversity News 20

In this newsletter we report on different aspects related to diversity.

 EMEA Diversity News


EMEA Diversity News 19

In this newsletter we report on different aspects related to diversity.

 EMEA Diversity News


EMEA Diversity News 18

In this newsletter we report on different aspects related to diversity.

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EMEA Diversity News 17

In this newsletter we report on different aspects related to diversity.

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EMEA Diversity News 16

In this newsletter we report on different aspects related to diversity.

 EMEA Diversity News


EU ministers outline 'European City' ideal

The Leipzig Charter on Sustainable European Cities, signed by European ministers on 24 May, lays the foundation for a new integrated urban policy in Europe, focusing on helping cities tackle problems of social exclusion, structural change, ageing, climate change and mobility.

Published: EurActive. Thursday 24 May 2007 | Updated: Friday 29 June 2007


Benefiting Women Owned Business

The Small Business Administration has just issued proposed regulations for a new program setting aside government contracts to women-owned businesses.  

Fr Press


After Affirmative Action: Texas Votes to Keep 10 Percent Plan

Texas legislators voted Sunday to retain a decade-old plan to promote diversity in the state's top-tier public colleges and universities without using affirmative action, which a 1996 court decision outlawed in admissions.  

Diversity, Inc.


Top GE Lawyer Sues for Gender Discrimination, Seeks $500M  

One of General Electric's top lawyers is claiming that the corporate giant pays female lawyers and executive women less than men. She is seeking class-action status to include 1,500 women.


Old tools do not solve new realities which must be addressed from a Diversity dimension

U.S. and European productivity growth was relatively slow in 2006, raising concerns about the long-term effects of information and communication technology as a continued impetus for productivity growth. U.S. labour productivity growth was the lowest in more than a decade and, despite a strong business cycle, the enlarged European Union saw modest productivity gains of only 1.5 percent last year.  

FR-Press. February 6th, 2007