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June 28, 2007

Pillow fight in China


June 24, 2007

Teleworking is slowly beginning to catch on in China

2007-06-25-teleworking.jpgMore and more employees of big companies are allowed to telework part-time or even full-time in China. Here is a snapshot from China Daily.

IBM - Over 80% of 9,000 employees in China work flexibly. Tens of them work full-time at home.

Microsoft - All of Microsoft’s over 2,000 employees in China work flexibly. Over 1,000 employees in the SMG (Sales, Marketing & Service Group) are allowed to work from home two days per month.

Hewlett-Packard - All of the employees in China HP’s corporate communications department are allowed to work from home one day per week.

Panasonic - Over 30,000 employees of the company’s employees in Japan allowed to work one or two days per week at home since March 2007. No similar plan in China.

I would really appreciate such a plan being started by the company I’m working for…

Source:
China Daily - 2007-06-25

Further readings:
Does Telework Fit China? by Zheng Zhao & Kazuo Nakamura, 2004


June 17, 2007

‘Les Diablotins’ in China for the Olympic Games

‘Les Diablotin’, the belgian junior football team drew against Holland and therefore will go to the semi-final of European Espoirs Championship. But more that this semi-final, they are also selected for the Olympic Games and will be in China on the 8 of August 2008!


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