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Pôle Emploi supprimera 1800 emplois d’ici fin 2011 La direction de Pôle Emploi a annoncé officiellement jeudi la suppression de 1.800 postes d'ici fin 2011 dans l'établissement public chargé des demandeurs d'emploi, ce que les syndicats […] Posted in Opinion
Les défis des entreprises franco-américaines de la Nouvelle-Angleterre Pour la deuxième année, la Chambre de Commerce franco-américaine de Nouvelle-Angleterre (FACCNE) a organisé son Business Forum à Boston mercredi 21 Mars. Plus d’une dizaine d’intervenants […] Posted in Business

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