CSD 1000 to the rescue center jobs

"An adviser employment center follows on average 90 to 95 files" recalled Laurent Wauquiez Friday. Enough to justify the listing of the use of additional reinforcements. Secretary of State for Employment was shown Friday in favor of hiring 1,000 people in one-year contract. He "hopes to be operational in February, to help the 47,000 employees that already work center.

"These forces will be assigned to keep the front of compensation to avoid a bug as in 1993" and "coming as reinforcements in the regions most vulnerable," said Laurent Wauquiez front of the Journalists Association of Social Information, stressing that "these reinforcements are designed to help us get through the crisis." Asked about the financing of its additional measures, the Secretary of State has estimated the budget sufficient employment center to fill them.

Merging ANPE-UNEDIC occurred against all odds in economic crisis has created a very tense social climate in the new public. To cope with the influx of job seekers – 80,700 salaried jobs have been destroyed in the third quarter of 2009 according to latest figures from INSEE – CDI hires in 1840 and 1000 or hiring in fixed-assisted contracts have already been made since early 2009.

Published on 19 Dec 2009 in economy, international, news, people, special, by admin

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The change in status of the Post in March rejected

This is a slight reversal done discreetly. An amendment to Article 1 of the bill on the changed status of the Post provides an entry into force of the text on 1 March 2010 instead of January 1. This is the UMP deputy for Haute-Loire Jean Proriol who took the initiative. Main reason: the discussions in Parliament have taken too late. The amendment states that "due to the postponement of consideration of the bill from the original schedule and the high likelihood of referral to the Constitutional Council, the promulgation of the law before 1 January 2010 is now unrealistic.

The postponement of two months per se has no consequences for the Post. However, the very symbol of the government which wanted to launch the change of status one year to the day before the liberalization of market positions across Europe.

This change must be approved by members during consideration of the bill on Tuesday to the National Assembly. If heated discussions ahead in the chamber, the tension should be even more palpable outside. Already in the afternoon, several demonstrators, including the NPA leader Olivier Besancenot, tried to climb the gate of the Palais Bourbon, equipped with smoke and banner bearing the likeness of Sud-PTT union.

An examination of the text in the Parliament should continue until Thursday before a formal vote January 12.

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Published on 16 Dec 2009 in business, features, finance, life, world, by admin

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The title CFAO makes successful IPO

The share offer launched between mid-November and 1 December will have achieved an introductory course to 26 euros for CFAO. Removed from the listing of its parent company PPR in 1990, CFAO sign a return winner, rising 4.04% to 27.05 euros at closing.

This makes it the biggest IPO in Paris for the Bureau Veritas in October 2007.

CAD / CAM activities are divided between sales of Toyota and Peugeot in Africa, the manufacturing Bic pens in Nigeria, the distribution of drugs Novartis and Pfizer, bottling beer Heineken and Coca-Cola in the Congo or the installation of Otis elevators.

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Published on 05 Dec 2009 in economic, economics, international, life, special, by admin

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Exchanges of Dubai and Abu Dhabi plunge

The stock exchanges of Dubai and Abu Dhabi are still in turmoil, falling heavily at the opening of markets on Tuesday, fell by 6.25% and 5.91% to slightly back end of the session and closed at -5.61% and -3.57%.

This new day stock market plunge came after a particularly rough session on Monday, which could be termed "Black Monday", Dubai has recorded a decline of 7.3% and Abu Dhabi 8.3%. On two days, the decline was 13% for the first and 14% respectively.

The decline came despite Tuesday's announcement in the night by the conglomerate Dubai World for a forthcoming restructuring of some of his companies, including real estate giant Nakheel.

The award of the emirate of Qatar Gas, the Doha Securities Market, saw its index plunged by 8.3% in the wake of awards the UAE.The Kuwaiti market followed the trend, more moderate decline of 2.7%. Both stock markets experienced their first trading session since the announcement late last week by the emirate of Dubai on the difficulty of paying debts.

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Published on 01 Dec 2009 in Uncategorized, business, features, resources, world, by admin

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The Fed wants banks to make contributions

Banks represent a risk that ultimately the States are obliged to assume, especially when it comes to very large financial institutions. This fact, proved from bank rescues of 2008, coupled with the poor state of public finances in major western economies, has given birth to the idea of additional taxation of the banking sector.

This Friday, the president of the U.S. Federal Reserve has certified the principle. "Any cost incurred by rescue of the government should be covered by a levy on the financial industry, not taxpayers," said Ben Bernanke.

Today, there are already in the United States a fund federal deposit insurance, the FDIC is funded by premiums paid by banks for deposit.The organization monitors the credit risks taken by banks and traditional acts to seize and liquidate those who make the balance sheet (hundreds since the beginning of the year). Not only did the FDIC reached its limits in terms of resources, but it has no counterpart for investment banks, specialized crafts markets, which do not collect public savings. Ben Bernanke would therefore address this deficiency.

The statements by the Fed chief may find an echo in Europe, where governments, or parliaments, are weighing the idea of charging the banks a kind of "insurance premium" in exchange for funding last spring that the State gives them, even implicitly. The Belgian federal budget was the first to explicitly.The United Kingdom is considering the at least one major institution, the Lloyds Banking Group.

In France, the same argument that has been brandished by members (see sidebar). At European Commission Tuesday urged that a dialogue on ways of resolving banking crises, has indicated its preference for funding by the "private sector".

Equity strengthened

In Washington, the debate focuses on the legal means available to the authorities to treat cases of collapse. This Friday, Ben Bernanke highlighted the adoption by Congress of the proposed reform of finance presented by the White House is pressing. The plan for accreditation before the end of the year is not acquired, would allow federal authorities to seize troubled financial institutions, even if they do not have the status of banks.The lack of a framework for such intervention was sorely felt last year when the insurer AIG found itself on the brink of bankruptcy.

Occasionally, this Friday, a conference organized by the Boston Fed, Bernanke also defended the principle of minimum capital requirements more stringent for banks whose health is essential to the stability of the financial system. The Federal Reserve, in consultation with its foreign counterparts, is working to develop rules requiring these banks to raise capital in the form of shares. In all cases, the idea is to shift priority to shareholders and creditors of banks that take risks, to reduce the likelihood of injecting public funds. Bernanke also promised that the Fed would sanction the compensation that would encourage taking undue risks.

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Published on 24 Oct 2009 in features, life, money, news, top news, by admin

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Apple ends its fiscal year on wheel covers

"We are delighted with the results for the quarter and year. The Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer, has reason to be satisfied. The group of computer and multimedia has announced a net profit up sharply on the year, from 18% to 5.704 billion dollars for the year, with an acceleration in year-end. In the fourth quarter, the increase has indeed reached 46.5%, which is well above expectations analystes.Le group's president, Steve Jobs, also expressed his satisfaction. For him, the results equally well ahead in the coming months, with "a very solid line for the holiday season and really great products in preparation for 2010.The group, however, known for his prudence, posting predictions and equally good for the current quarter, with sales and should be between 11.3 and 11.6 billion dollars, with earnings per share is expected between 1.70 and $ 1.78.

Mac sales support activity

In the past quarter, the turnover has exceeded all expectations, rising 25% yoy to 9.870 billion dollars, is also beyond the expectations of analysts. Mac sales, which reached the 3 million computers (+17% yoy), helped offset the slight decline in sales of iPods (10.2 million units, -8%) and weaker growth in sales of iPhones (7.4 million units, 7%).For the year sales, despite the crisis, grew 12.5% to 36.537 billion dollars.

Thus, current earnings per share was well above expectations at $ 1.82. Over the year it reached U.S. $ 6.29, against 5.88 expected. The Apple stock jumped 6.29% to 201.80 dollars in electronic trading after the close of business.

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Published on 21 Oct 2009 in business, events, finance, online, opinions, by admin

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