http://ehr.chinahr.com/jobs/job_detail.asp?job_id=20050104000214000151&stat=-1 Location: Shanghai Responsibilities: 1.Be responsible for managing wastewater treatment systems and waste disposal. 2.Be responsible for maintaining ISO14000 system. 3.Be responsible for establishing and maintaining the ESP system and get certification. 4.Develop and implement a chemical approval and management program. 5.The…
by tnmom – from ShanghaiExpat Forum Here are some things I would ask: 1. Class size? Subjects offered? 2. Language program – Opportunities to learn Mandarin, How much cultural emphasis in the curriculum? 3. Compatibility with home country curriculum – not a…
By Michael Connolly Shanghai is abuzz with the murmur of networking. Every week in Shanghai, countless events are held for ambitious fortune seekers relentlessly practicing the art of handshaking, exchanging mingpian, and of course, building guanxi or “relationships.” Many residents in Shanghai…
By Michael Connolly Want to work in Shanghai? Many people from all over the world do. There are more people from other countries who want to come live and work in Shanghai than there are jobs with expat salaries. In the last…
Toyota (TM) might be closing in on General Motors (NYSE: GM – news) (GM) as the world’s largest carmaker, but in China the Japanese company has plenty of catching up to do. Despite exporting cars to the mainland since the 1960s, Toyota’s…
Retailer Plans To Open 20 More Stores In China In ’06 BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Wal-Mart expects to hire up to 150,000 employees in China over the next five years — five times its current work force there — as it expands its…
Luncheon will feature special interview with former Assistant U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) for China Affairs Charles W. Freeman III TROY, Mich.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–March 23, 2006–GlobalAutoIndustry.com, the leading worldwide portal and intelligence source for the automotive industry, announced it will hold its 8th in…
Seven steps to succeed in the world’s largest market The flow of venture capital into China is on the rise. Despite challenges and regulatory uncertainty, venture capital and private equity firms are finding opportunities, according to the latest report by Deloitte Research,…
A labor shortage has pay soaring. That is sure to send ripples around the globe. Businessweek For years, Yongjin Group has earned a decent profit selling lamps and furniture to the likes of Wal-Mart (WMT ), Home Depot (HD ), Target (TGT…
Kathy Chen Jason Dean The Wall Street Journal, 14 March 2006 BEIJING — Multinational companies, drawn by a huge and inexpensive talent pool, are pouring money into research and development in China — a trend that promises to broaden the country’s huge…
