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Faut-il encore envisager une mobilité en région ?Trois questions à ...Marc Bernardin, directeur général de Managing, cabinet conseil en développement RH.
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Source : capital.fr | 10-oct.-2008 17:37
Mon manager est plus jeune que moi Comment le gérer ?
Nathalie Fontaine est associée de Korda & Partners, un cabinet de conseil en management et en formation.
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Source : capital.fr | 03-oct.-2008 11:50
Mon manager est plus jeune que moi. Comment le gérer ?
Nathalie Fontaine est associée de Korda & Partners, un cabinet de conseil en management et de formation.
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Source : capital.fr | 03-oct.-2008 11:40
Les déstockeurs auto passent la seconde
Trois questions à... Guillaume Paoli, directeur associé d'Aramis.
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Source : capital.fr | 26-sept.-2008 10:19
Emploi : quels sont les secteurs anti-crise ?
La réponse de Stéphane Chekroun, consultant en recrutement chez Mercuri Urval.
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Source : capital.fr | 22-sept.-2008 11:25
La guerre est relancée chez les courtiers en ligne
Trois questions à...Manuel Virzi, directeur général adjoint de Binck Bank.
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Source : capital.fr | 12-sept.-2008 10:22
La rupture à l'amiable est-elle avantageuse ?
La réponse de Me Frédéric Cazet du cabinet C&M Avocats
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Source : capital.fr | 05-sept.-2008 12:36
J.O de Pékin : dans les coulisses d'une entreprise chinoise
Trois questions à... Christophe Tanguy, ingénieur d'une multinationale de l'énergie, auteur de Carnets d'un expatrié au cœur de la Chine (Ed. Maxima).
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Source : capital.fr | 08-août-2008 16:22
J.O Pékin : dans les coulisses d'une entreprise chinoise
Trois questions à... Christophe Tanguy, ingénieur d'une multinationale de l'énergie, auteur de Carnets d'un expatrié au cœur de la Chine (Ed. Maxima).
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Source : capital.fr | 08-août-2008 10:03
Comment Laure Manaudou a-t-elle réussi à se libérer de son mentor Philippe Lucas ?
La réponse de Frédéric Sugnot, co-auteur avec Anne-Lise Carlo de l'enquête Le système Manaudou (Ramsay) et chef de la rubrique sport à l'Humanité.
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Source : capital.fr | 01-août-2008 10:26
Axa Assistance, Europ Assistance, Mondial Assistance : les «Saint Bernard» des vacanciers
Trois questions à... Marie-Laure Lambert, secrétaire générale et présidente de la commission sociale du Syndicat national des sociétés d'assistance (SNSA)
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Source : capital.fr | 25-juil.-2008 12:47
Comment se faire remarquer cet été au bureau ?
La réponse de Jean-Michel Milon, consultant et coach chez Leroy Consultant, auteur de l'album Lève-toi et travaille (Ed. Eyrolles).
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Source : capital.fr | 18-juil.-2008 12:31
Tour de France : avec le vélo Décathlon change de braquet
Trois questions à... Patrice Landais, DRH France de Décathlon
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Source : capital.fr | 11-juil.-2008 16:24
Richard Branson défie le pétrole cher et investit dans l'aérien
Richard Branson est-t-il en train de préparer son prochain gros coup ?
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Source : capital.fr | 09-juil.-2008 12:11
Résultats du Bac : études courtes ou longues, quel est le bon choix ?
La réponse de Philippe Cirier, PDG du cabinet de recrutement Opteaman.
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Source : capital.fr | 04-juil.-2008 11:52
L'or noir en quête de matière grise
Trois questions à... Jean-Luc Karnik, directeur de l'Ecole nationale supérieure du pétrole et des moteurs (ENSPM)
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Source : capital.fr | 27-juin-2008 10:17
Euro 2008: la Suisse est-elle un eldorado pour les cadres ?
Trois questions à... Christoph Hilber, responsable du cabinet Transearch International à Zürich.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-juin-2008 12:12
Comme Laurence Ferrari, puis-je retourner chez mon ancien employeur ?
La réponse de Jean-Yves Arrivé, coach chez Co'acting et auteur de "Le coaching en 60 questions" (Ed.Retz).
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Source : capital.fr | 20-juin-2008 12:08
La Suisse est-elle un eldorado pour les cadres ?
Trois questions à... Christoph Hilber, responsable du cabinet Transearch International à Zürich.
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Source : capital.fr | 18-juin-2008 16:36
Euro 2008 : La Suisse est-elle un eldorado pour les cadres ?
Trois questions à... Christophe Hilber, responsable du cabinet Transearch International à Zürich.
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Source : capital.fr | 13-juin-2008 12:12
Roland Garros : comment se forger un mental d'acier comme les champions de tennis ?
La réponse de Fabrice Santoro, le tennisman français
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Source : capital.fr | 06-juin-2008 15:34
Google : "une entreprise où il fait bon travailler"
Jusqu'au 6 juin, c'est la 5ème semaine de la qualité de vie au travail. Zoom sur Google, classée en tête du palmarès 2008 des entreprises où il fait bon travailler.
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Source : capital.fr | 30-mai-2008 16:23
Comment trouver un emploi après 50 ans ?
La réponse de Jean-Philippe Fauche, directeur général d'Horemis, un cabinet de conseil en ressources humaines.
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Source : capital.fr | 23-mai-2008 17:30
China quake leaves nearly 12,000 dead
Storms and aftershocks were this week frustrating rescue operations in the earthquake stricken Sichuan province of China.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Thermal piles cut energy demands
Geothermal energy can be part of the solution to the problem of rising oil prices and the need to cut carbon emissions, attendees at an ICE meeting on energy piles heard recently.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
ICE salary survey exposes massive gender gap
Women Members of the Institution of Civil Engineers earn almost a third less than men according to the 2007 ICE Salary Survey.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Dubai goes super slim
A new 'superslim' 77 storey tower has been proposed for Dubai's Sheikh Zayed Road.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Turner Centre architects to be sued
Kent County Council confirmed last week that they will be taking legal action against the architects whose proposals for an offshore art gallery were shelved in 2006 (NCE February 2006). Around £6M was spent on abortive design works.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Construction skills shortage deepens
The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) indicates that the skills shortage will continue as the demand for construction work increases.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
2012 Aquatics centre gets go ahead
London 2012 Aquatics Centre was granted planning permission on Tuesday following public consultation which saw changes to accessibility and changing facilities.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Flour to build world's largest offshore windfarm
Fluor has signed a contract with Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) to design and construct the 500 MW Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm, which will be the world's largest.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Q & A - Tom Foulkes
After much lobbying, Tom Foulkes has secured a seat for the ICE on the Engineering & Technology Board (ETB). So how does he see the ETB's future panning out, what should civil engineers expect to see and by when?
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Nuclear boss slams sale of British Energy to single bidder
The sale of British Energy to one single company was attacked as "fundamentally wrong" by Nuclear Industry Association (NIA) chairman Martin O'Neill yesterday.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Four were keen on Metronet
Four private firms were interested in buying Metronet's London Underground PPP contracts while the failed contractor was in administration, according to new information released this week.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Earthquake dam made safe, say Chinese sources
A 156m-high dam in China's Sichuan Province, close to the epicentre of the devastating earthquake on Monday, has been declared safe by Chinese state officials, according to Chinese state media.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
BAA manager leaves after construction delays blamed for T5 baggage fiasco.
BAA Heathrow Airport managing director Mark Bullock unexpectedly left his job this week.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Final contracts awarded for Edinburgh Tram
A September start is expected for construction on Edinburgh tram tracks after contracts were finalised by tie(transport initiatives edinburgh) Limited and the City of Edinburgh Council yesterday.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Ofwat to open water and sewerage to competition
Ofwat today outlined how it could open up water and sewerage to competition, allowing companies which currently have geographical monopolies to enter direct competition.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Manchester Metrolink gets £244M for extension to Oldham, Rochdale and Chorlton
Transport Secretary Ruth Kelly has today pledged £244M towards the £382M total cost of extending Manchester's Metrolink tram to Oldham, Rochdale and Chorlton.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Carillion and Mouchel lose out over M25 maintenance
Carillion and Mouchel could lose staff to the winners of the M25 widening DBFO after their bids lost out to the rival Connect Plus consortium.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Severn barrage cost hits £23bn
Final government estimates on the cost of the Severn Barrage could be £8bn more than previously thought, it has been revealed.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
2012 Rowing and Canoe/Kayak contracts announced
The contract to construct enhanced Rowing and Canoe/Kayak facilities for the London 2012 Games has been put out to tender by the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA).
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Government stay for BAA
The Government has delayed comment on whether airports operator BAA is anti-competitive until the Competition Commission completes its inquiry into BAA, to complete in March 2009.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Train parts manufacturers hit hard by steel price hikes
Members of the European Railway Wheelset Association (ERWA) have expressed concerns for the future of the industry after revealing production costs have increased by 20% since the beginning of 2008.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Government misses own congestion goals
The Department for Transport (DfT) has failed to meet its targets for reducing road congestion, according to its own figures.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40
Smaller businesses need a push to be greener, say MPs
The Carbon Trust needs to do more to convince businesses of the commercial value of energy efficiency, according to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of MPs.
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Source : capital.fr | 20-mai-2008 13:40