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:: Sunday, August 22, 2004 ::
hat tip: Workplace Fairness
The slacker's new bible By Jo Johnson, MSNBC
Management tips from the executive slow lane
France's unions have championed her cause. They see EDF as determined to crush all sources of dissent to its transformation from quintessential symbol of the French public service into a regular societe' anonyme, a public company that the center-right government will then be able to privatize. An umbrella body representing the six main unions at EDF has issued a statement defending Ms Maier's freedom of speech, saying she had "not revealed any secrets, jeopardized any business or even mentioned EDF by name once in the book."------------------------------------------- posted 8:05 AM :: reference link ::
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