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EMEA Diversity News 20
In this newsletter we report on different aspects related to diversity.
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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.
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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 |
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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.
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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. |
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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. |
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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 |
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