Issue 4327. Last Updated: 02/09/2010

Innovative Russian Managers Catch IMD’s Eye

By Kirill Koryukin and Tatyana Martyanova / Vedomosti
Business schools need to participate in decision making and become laboratories to develop new management practices, according to Sean Meehan, deal of external relations at IMD management school.

Going It Alone

By Alexander Teddy
For Anton Verstakov, being a freelancer is crucial to ensuring the effectiveness of his product. “For me, the feeling of being on my own means I can control things myself. I will not be irritated by non-professionals.”
Denis Grishin / Vedomosti

Business Schools Suffer in 2009

Vedomosti

The Russian market has one of the world’s worst declines, with enrollment falling by about 40 percent and students dropping out.





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Market Overview

Marketplace Reversal

Since the beginning of the global economic crisis, colossal changes have taken place: the job seekers’ market has turned into an employers’ market,” Manpower’s head of business development, Irina Kurganov commented. This is a phrase often thrown around in the current climate, but what does it really imply? It means, she said, that in spite of the change in market conditions, from the recruitment agencies’ perspective there is still a lack of highly qualified specialists, but also now a shortage of vacancies.


Head to Head

Jobs on the Move

Russia’s employment sector seems to be licking its wounds from the crisis, but does the reality in Moscow look set to diverge from that of Russia’s regions? What is the impact of migration within Russia in the crisis? Two employment market specialists, one with more local knowledge, the other more regionally-orientated, chew it over.



Non-Quota Positions and Professions in 2010

Baker & McKenzie
Something has finally happened to revive the dying hopes of law-abiding foreign companies that employ expats in Russia.

Even by the spring of 2009, enrollment was down some 40 to 50 percent.

Business Schools Suffer in 2009

By Tatyana Martyanova / Vedomosti
The Russian market has one of the world’s worst declines, with enrollment falling by about 40 percent and students dropping out.
Meehan speaking during a trip to Moscow to find new partners for IMD.

Innovative Russian Managers Catch IMD’s Eye

By Tatyana Martyanova / Vedomosti
Business schools need to participate in decision making and become laboratories to develop new management practices, according to Sean Meehan, deal of external relations at IMD management school.

Payment of Personal Income Tax in Russia by a Foreign Individual

Capital Legal Services
Payment of personal income tax is a common duty for everyone engaged in paid work.

Appointments at DLA

DLA Piper is pleased to announce that Feruz Fidaev and Yaroslav Moshennikov were promoted to partnership in its Moscow office effective January 2010.

Salans Partner Glenn Kolleeny elected to the firm’s Global Board

International law firm Salans is pleased to announce the election of Glenn Kolleeny, St. Petersburg and Moscow partner, to its Global Board, a representative body of seven partners which determines the strategy of the firm, following a recent election which takes place every two years.

Appointment at Ernst & Young

Alexander Yerofeyev has been appointed Head of Restructuring of Ernst & Young in Russia and the CIS and member of the Restructuring Leadership team in Europe.

CMS announces new Head of Real Estate in Russia

CMS, one of the leading international law firms in Russia, is pleased to announce that Vladislav Sourkov has been appointed as the new Head of Real Estate group in CMS Moscow office as of 1 January 2010.





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