Logistic People Academy

(Online-Arikel.de) – the international movement of goods continues to rise In the course of globalisation every year. Good for the logistics industry: now the third largest sector in Germany. For 2008, the booming industry expects further growth to five percent and of course workers search for more. The opportunity for job seekers: qualified logistics professionals makes the logistic people academy GmbH long-term unemployed. For example, by the six-month full time training for the air cargo Assistant. This provides the logistic people academy several times a year in Frankfurt – and since February in Munich and Stuttgart. Many writers such as PCRM offer more in-depth analysis. Here, two new academies have recorded at the beginning of the year their work. Experienced trainers in the industry, which included their years of professional experience to provide practical lessons.

Companies can rely on to get precisely qualified employees, which can be used directly without a long training period in the new job. Unemployed get training, coaching and Job placement from a single source and benefit from the outstanding contacts logistic people to the logistics industry. A nearly achzigprozentige placement rate after the training and good career prospects are best arguments to use this route out of unemployment. And the State promotes: because the logistic people academy GmbH is certified, approved educational institution, eligible unemployed for seminar costs promotion through education vouchers of the Labour Office. Media contact: Elke Wasser management of logistic people academy GmbH farm road 118, 64546 Morfelden-Walldorf Tel.: + 49 (0) 6105 / 97-898 30 fax: + 49 (0) 6105 / 97 898 33 E-Mail: Web: the logistic people academy innovative seminars and training courses for the logistics sector offers. In collaboration with logistic people, specialists and executives are specifically found and trained.

Online Survey: Chief Physician Part Time?

Shortage of doctors requires to boost the employment of women “Hospital brings a 250,000 euro chief physician part time”, they say in the Saxon newspaper on 16th October 2010. Our question is a chief physician part time but not so outlandish. Dramatic doctor shortage expected especially considering one in the health care sector and the fact that there are now more medical students than students. Career-Women.org would like to ask your opinion, see the portal home page. According to the Medica.de, 70 percent of all freshmen and 60 per cent of all graduates with specialization in medicine in Germany today are female.

Two reasons are suspected for the withdrawal of the men. First: For men, seems the medical profession no longer to have the appeal as in the past, because the incomes and the cost containment in the health system entail further cuts in the medical supply. Second, The proportion of male medical students decreases, because the women have the better high school grades. With the part-time job the career as the anyway, overall, are there already a number of local hospital authorities that are written out in part – or full-time. The senior or Chief part time is nevertheless still remain the exception.

For part-time has also a lot of disadvantages, so the President of the German bunds Aerztin e.V., Dr. Regine Rapp-Engels. Training to the specialist part time was tedious. To come, that a part-time job is more ridiculed. It is indeed for most women: the career comes with the part-time job. A temporary part time should be still possible after the baby break, Rapp-Engels. More childcare and flexible working hours are important but, so that woman, because she so, work and family can agree on better. Personnel potential of women better use already 2020 56,000 doctors are missing in Germany as well as 140,000 nursing and other non-medical professionals. A study of the Darmstadt-based economic Research Institute (WifOR) comes to this conclusion in the Order by PwC. To avoid the shortage, are required, PwC, more efficient structures for example by better interlinking of inpatient and outpatient care and improved working conditions. “In addition to the hiring of foreign specialists in the short term only a further increase in the female employment can counteract the shortage. This must be introduced flexible working time models and improved childcare offered”, so Dennis Ostwald, labour market expert at WifOR.