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Tightrope: Working from home? Make time for the kids
USA Today – Sep 25, 2007
And as with every other aspect of life you have to establish rules and boundaries for yourself as well as others. Establish a routine working schedule that includes the days and hours of operation what tasks you will perform and the hours of the day that you will schedule for conference calls and client meetings. It is not uncommon for entrepreneurs to think it is K to work around the clock when they have a home-based business. Sometimes our children and spouses can become rambunctious when we spend too much time working and not enough time giving them attention. In many cases parents who have home-based businesses schedule work around their families. You don’t mention the ages of your children or how many you have. That information could make a difference in how you structure your business life.
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Asking for a Flexible Work Schedule
Washington Post – Sep 25, 2007
Part of determining the right fit isn’t just about hard skills — the knowledge skills and experience. It’s also about the soft skills — the ability to convince someone that you’d be a good fit within their culture. That you share the same work style and passion for the business. That type of stuff is rarely conveyed in a resume. It’s the story you tell about yourself your background your career goals and more. And it can be a powerful way to convince someone to hire you. That story should also go both ways: you want the employer to offer you a compelling story too — convincing you that they offer what you want… The most fulfilling situation is one in which everyone is satisfied — your employer is happy and so are you. The work gets done and everyone has some peace of mind! For some people that means compressed work weeks. For others it’s working from home. For some it’s working only part-time. It all depends on the other needs and issues you’re juggling. But rarely does one solution work perfectly for all. _______________________Reston Va.
Home > Business > Centre in Japan to spice up Thai food
Nation Multimedia – Sep 25, 2007
So far there are 60 students mainly housewives of people living in Tokyo but only one teacher from the university. "If one of our students opens a Thai restaurant the expected import value of both Thai ingredients and other products such as decorative items will reach Bt300000 per month" Pimjai noted. Pimjai opened a Thai restaurant 11 years ago as she foresaw an opportunity from her import business that focuses on Thai herbs and other ingredients. Currently the restaurant has seven branches both in Tokyo and Yokohama. She added that Jtepa will reduce the conditions for Thai chefs to work in Japan. Currently a Thai chef is required to have 10 years' experience but under Jtepa this will be reduced to five years after its implementation on November 1. In addition Jtepa will facilitate the import of Thai goods not only at a zero import tariff but also through cooperation on sanitary standards… Pimjai opened a Thai restaurant 11 years ago as she foresaw an opportunity from her import business that focuses on Thai herbs and other ingredients. Currently the restaurant has seven branches both in Tokyo and Yokohama. She added that Jtepa will reduce the conditions for Thai chefs to work in Japan. Currently a Thai chef is required to have 10 years' experience but under Jtepa this will be reduced to five years after its implementation on November 1. In addition Jtepa will facilitate the import of Thai goods not only at a zero import tariff but also through cooperation on sanitary standards. This plan will ensure food safety and allow the two countries to exchange more information to produce for exports that meet market demand. ThaiTEC principal Kiattipong Ruangsuwan said the centre provides at least 30 Thai menus and cooking techniques which students can apply to create a variety of Thai dishes.
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Nation Multimedia – Sep 25, 2007
Published on September 25 2007 Airlines had earlier been encouraged by bright prospects in the aviation industry with Thailand getting a new airport to boost the business of regional airlines the source said. "However some airlines delayed their business plans as domestic flights have now moved to Don Muang while the political and economic outlook has been battered heavily in the past two years" the source said. According to the latest data of the Department of Civil Aviation this month among the inactive 17 airlines are Neo Siam Airways which received a licence from the department in 2004. The firm is located in Chiang Rai province but has made no further move. Thai Star Airlines which planned both scheduled and charter flights within the country also shelved its business plans.
Home > Business > PTTEP/CP unaffected by unrest in Burma
Nation Multimedia – Sep 25, 2007
Marut Maruekhathat president of the oil and gas exploration firm said that if the situation turns violent the company is ready to move over 10 officers out of the country. He said that at present PTTEP’s business in Burma has not been affected by the unrest as gas supply of 1000 million cubic feet per day from Yadana and Yetakun fields has not been disrupted. PTTEP has invested hundreds of million US dollar in the country. Charoen Pokphand Group’s executive vice-president Sarasin Viraphol also noted that the group’s business in the country has not been affected by the unrest. CP has supported the growing of corns in Rangoon and Tong Yi.
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Nation Multimedia – Sep 25, 2007
Kannikar's comments are similar to those of Kasikornbank CE Banthoon Lamsam who said the Kingdom's economy would recover once the new elected government was set up. The resulting positive environment will boost both consumption and investment including investment to expand the banking industry he said. The Kasikornbank Group is considering possible business expansion next year but this will also be based on risk management Banthoon said. Meanwhile Moody's Investors Service also considers that the outlook for Thailand's banking system remains stable. It has made no new downgrades of the 12 banks on which it assesses ratings despite the slowdown in the Kingdom's economic growth and the impact of the coup on the agency's expected pace of upgrades. "Any protracted and significant slowdown in the economy could weaken the ability of Thailand's banks' to further improve profitability and reduce the level of non-performing assets" said Moody analyst Karolyn Seet. "These are both key factors in strengthening their recovering capital bases.
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