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Autodesk Ranks Fourth In Fortune Magazine’s “Most Admired Companies” for Computer Software
Among the many attributes that contributed to Autodesk's fourth place ranking are its 'social responsibility', 'quality of management' and 'long-term investment' potential [...]
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Living in China: Hong Kong employees work 48.8 hours per week
Hong Kong full-time employees work an average of 48.8 hours every week, 22 percent more than the work time recommended by the International Labor Organization (ILO) , a survey released recently has found. The survey, commissioned by non-profit organization Community Business by random phone interviews in July/2008 with 1,011 full-time employees, also found that one third of the respondents said they would consider leaving their current job for a better work-life balance.
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