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Bank's Top Managers Go for Extra Training

By Tatyana Martyanova and Anton Osipov / Vedomosti

In June, 500 of Sberbank's top managers will complete an advanced training course developed by INSEAD and the New Economic School. When they finish, another 500 will take their places. The bank foresees that no less than 85 percent of its management will participate in the program. In June...

Luxury Hotels Compete to Raise Service

By Alec Luhn / The Moscow Times

In 2007-10, the Radisson Royal Hotel, Moscow (formerly the Hotel Ukraina) underwent a $300 million transformation from Soviet behemoth to internationally branded luxury hotel. Now the hotel is rebuilding its training system to bring customer service up to world-class levels, with a "Russian twist." In 2007-10, the Radisson Royal Hotel, Moscow (formerly the Hotel Ukraina) underwent a $300 million transformation from Soviet...

Companies Unfreeze Education Budgets, Still Seek Value

By Yelena Vinogradova / Vedomosti

... personnel have returned to pre-crisis levels, but that doesn't mean that companies are now ready to buy everything at once. Businesses continue to search out the most effective ways to raise the qualification and enthusiasm of their employees. The latest Training Index study conducted by the Malakut group of companies found that budgets for education and development returned to pre-crisis levels in 2011, reaching the magic indicator of 2 percent of the total salary fund, said Yekaterina Klestova-Nadeyeva...

10 Convicted in Nevsky Express Attack

The Moscow Times

Ten people have been convicted and sentenced to jail for their roles in the 2009 Nevsky Express train bombing that killed 28 passengers. Ten people have been convicted and sentenced to jail for their roles in the 2009 Nevsky Express train bombing that killed 28 passengers, Interfax reported Tuesday. Following a closed-door trial, a Tver region...

Aeroexpress Manager Caught Taking $125,000 Bribe

The Moscow Times

A manager for the Aeroexpress train service faces fraud charges after being caught taking a bribe in exchange for extending a shop's lease at Sheremetyevo Airport, police said. A manager for the Aeroexpress train service faces fraud charges after being caught taking a bribe in exchange...

Intoxicated British National Falls on Metro Rails

The Moscow Times

A 28-year-old British man fell onto the rails at the Borisovo metro station Tuesday, escaping in time to avoid being hit by a metro train. A 28-year-old British man fell onto the rails at the Borisovo metro station Tuesday, escaping in time to avoid being hit by a metro train. Police said the London native was intoxicated and fell down as a result of carelessness, Interfax reported...

Gigs

Controversial musician and consummate entertainer Marilyn Manson takes the stage at Arena Moscow on Saturday. At 9 p.m. Thursday, May 24th Avocado Band: rockabilly Moscow style. Project O.G.I. 10 p.m. Blues iz Sigarnoi Korobki: blues. Cool Train. 9 p.m. Blues Party with Petrovich (harmonica). B2 small hall. 8 p.m. Denis Mazhukov and Off Beat: rock a la Jerry Lee Lewis. Roadhouse. 9 p.m. DOK: power pop from Ukraine. Gogol. 8 p.m. Jazz in Motion: Bobby Harden (vocals) and the Alexander Gureyev...

Gigs

... with street performances with a guitar on the Arbat but will play at Stadium Live on Friday, 8:30 p.m. <br /> Thursday, May 17th Acoustic Rock Festival: Tin, Kimi Time, Bez Troganoff and others. Schwein. 7 p.m. Alexander Danko: pop. Cool Train. 9 p.m. Alexei Vdovin: leader of rock band NedRa, with a solo program Project O.G.I. 10 p.m. Blues Cousins. Roadhouse. 9 p.m. Blues Party with Petrovich (harmonica). B2 small hall. 8 p.m. Bosco Fresh Fest: Yevgeny Grinko from Moscow, Surtsey Sounds...

St. Pete-Tallinn Rail Restored

Direct train service between Tallinn and St. Petersburg resumed Sunday after an almost four-year break, the Go Rail transport company said in a statement. Go Rail's Tallinn-St. Petersburg train will make the seven-hour trip daily in each direction, departing...

Kosovo Supports Syrian Opposition

Reuters

... already established diplomatic contacts with Syrians fighting to oust President Bashar Assad. Hoxhaj was responding to comments by Russia's UN Ambassador Vitaly Churkin, who warned the UN Security Council that Kosovo should not be allowed to become a training center for rebels. Speaking after a regular council meeting on Kosovo, a former province of Serbia, Hoxhaj made clear that Pristina was offering political support to the Syrian opposition, which is locked in a 14-month-old battle with forces...

Murmansk: It's Always Colder in Murmansk

... Orthodox Church Savior on the Waters and the nuclear icebreaker Lenin, which has been turned into a museum. Other than that, our city has the northernmost aquarium in the world, the Oceanarium. It’s the only aquarium on the European continent where trained Arctic seals perform. Of equal interest for tourists is the Kolsky Bridge. As a four-lane, 2.5-kilometer bridge crossing the Kola Bay, it is one of the longest automobile bridges north of the Arctic Circle. — Nataliya Nedzhvetskaya...

Air Safety Violations Up 16% in 2011

The Moscow Times

A prosecutor's office official said an investigation showed that pilots were flying who had not had the necessary training and that flight schools do not have adequate numbers of teachers, planes or flight simulators. The number of air safety violations in 2011 went up 16 percent, from 124,000 in 2010 to 144,000 last year, due in part to higher numbers of checks...

Sleepless in Russia: The Challenges of Hotel Automation

By Alexander Skoblo and Andras Haragovitch / Salans

... debit card system, the customer base is too limited for automated properties." Automation also often implies less staff, but the remaining personnel are called upon to multi-task and possibly take on more responsibilities. This requires additional training of the workforce, but hoteliers in Russia have often bemoaned the difficulty of finding well-trained personnel even for basic tasks. More generally, security may also be a concern for some travelers, especially for hotels that are on the outskirts...

Krasnoyarsk: Siberia's 'Beautiful Shore'

... covered in a green carpet of trees can be found at an observation point atop the mountain Sliznevsky Byk, a popular tourist attraction. A sculpture depicting Astafyev's sturgeon — the Queen Fish — stands at the observation point. Commuter trains to Divnogorsk leave from Krasnoyarsk three times a day, with a one-way trip taking about an hour. Cultural tips Krasnoyarsk has dozens of museums, but locals strongly recommend visiting the Museum of Local History (84 Ulitsa Dubrovinskogo; +7...

Schwartz, Eric

... to mass media in the Department of Communications, Appalachian State University.<p><b>Chief of Party/Azerbaijan, International Center For Journalists</b><br>International Center For Journalists<br>Established programs to train investigative reporters in Lenkoran and Gance, Azerbaijan. Students in program published pieces about subjects such as environmental pollution and corruption. Managed annual budget of roughly $400,000. Submitted regular budget and activity...

Mukherjee, Arka

... valign="top"><b>Telephone Contacts:</b></td><td>Mobile: 91-750-032-2804</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top"><b>Desired Industry of Employment:</b></td><td>Administration / Office, Education / Training, IT / Internet / Telecom</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top"><b>Employment history:</b></td><td><p><b>Assistant Professor (Geology, GeoInformatics)</b><br>University...

High-Speed Rail Link Could Cost Budget $35Bln

The Moscow Times

... At the end of April, then Prime Minister Vladimir Putin spoke strongly in favor of the project, adding that 5 trillion rubles ($161 billion) would be allocated over 10 years for railway infrastructure development. The 660-kilometer track will hurtle trains between Moscow and St. Petersburg at speeds of up to 400 kilometers per hour, making the trip in 2 1/2 hours one way. Construction is set to begin in 2013 and last until 2018, just in time for the 2018 FIFA World Cup football tournament. The fastest...

Acheson, Joel

... of Religion • G.P.A. 3.87 • Combined GRE -1460 • Assisted teaching Political Science 101 twice, Political Thinking, and Administrative Law<p><b>Branch Manager</b><br>Apex Financial<br>• Loan processing • Appraisal training • Underwriting • Responsible for: • Loan officer training • Data filtering and management • Payroll • System design and set up • Loan processing • Credit evaluation ing</td></tr> <tr><td valign="top"><b>Computer...

How to Win in the Human Age

By Felix Kugel / ManpowerGroup Russia & CIS

... social problems. The same is true for Russia. Yet, while young people often do not possess the experience or skills that companies need, they are quick learners. By taking a more active role in various educational institutions as well as vocational training programs, and creating their own development initiatives, organizations can make better use of this age group. Older, more experienced members of society also offer opportunities for companies to enhance their workforces. In the past, many companies...

Mysterious Photos Reveal an Unseen WWII

By Alexandra Odynova / The Moscow Times

... album was mainly because his father had found it painful to recall Dachau. Dachau was the Nazis' first concentration camp, established in 1933. U.S. forces liberated the Bavarian town of Dachau in April 1945. When they arrived, they found dozens of train cars filled with the bodies of dead prisoners abandoned on the tracks. To avoid the mass liberation of prisoners from other camps, the Nazis had been moving them to Dachau, often without food or water. "He could not talk about it," Sadler...

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