The ins and outs of global sourcing

Article Abstract:

The US Department of Justice is tightening the immigration laws on corporations' ability to hire foreign workers for jobs in United States but these factors are making it increasingly difficult for the US companies to survive without developing and managing a global workforce. Many US companies are finding it difficult to hire skilled workforce within the country, as the labor pool is limited hence there is a need to expand the talent pool.

United States, International Affairs, Immigration & Emigration, Alien labor, Skilled labor, Emigration and immigration law, Immigration law, Alien labour, Foreign labor, Skilled labour

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How to network without really trying

Article Abstract:

Tips to help one benefit the most of the networking meetings one attend are presented. Some of them are eat before one get there, join the right associations and get there early.

Management development programs, Business networks (Social groups)

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Corporate pension reform in Japan: big bang or big bust?

Article Abstract:

The factors surrounding lukewarm response on Japan's defined contribution pension legislation of June 2001 are examined.

Japan, Defined contribution plans

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