ECB
Head of climate change centre will report to President Lagarde
Climate change centre will shape and steer ECB’s climate agenda
The Executive Board of the European Central Bank (ECB) has appointed Irene Heemskerk as head of the ECB’s climate change centre as of 15 June 2021.
The ECB launched its climate change centre earlier this year to shape and steer its climate agenda internally and externally, building on the expertise of all teams already working on climate-related topics at the bank.
“The climate change centre will focus the ECB’s efforts to address climate change,” said ECB President Christine Lagarde. “Irene Heemskerk brings the experience, knowledge and enthusiasm required to lead the climate change centre’s work and to strengthen the ECB’s role in the fight against climate change within its mandate.”
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04/30/2021 | 11:11am EDT
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Message : Irene Heemskerk will start on 15 June 2021 Head of climate change centre will report to President Lagarde Climate change centre will shape and steer ECB s climate agenda The Executive Board of the European Central Bank (ECB) has appointed Irene Heemskerk as head of the ECB s climate change centre as of 15 June 2021. The ECB launched its climate change centre earlier this year to shape and steer its climate agenda internally and externally, building on the expertise of all teams already working on climate-related topics at the bank.
Ministry warns job sites on Chinese job ads ban
NATIONAL SECURITY: The ministry is stepping up enforcement as Beijing intensifies its campaign to poach talent to build up its semiconductor industry
Staff writer, with CNA
The Ministry of Labor has sent an official notice to several online job banks, saying that it is stepping up the enforcement of laws that prohibit them from helping Chinese employers recruit employees in Taiwan by placing job ads on their platforms.
Several job recruiting Web sites, including 104 Job Bank, 1111 and yes123, on Thursday confirmed that they had received the notice.
Yes123 said it has removed about 200 job openings in China from its Web site, most of which were in the preschool education sector.
Taiwan bans China job ads in response to talent poaching
04/30/2021 01:39 PM
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Taipei, April 30 (CNA) The Ministry of Labor (MOL) recently sent an official notice to several online job banks, indicating it is stepping up the enforcement of laws that prohibit them from helping Chinese employers recruit employees in Taiwan by placing job ads on their platforms.
Several job recruiting websites including 104, 1111 and yes123 confirmed Thursday they have received the notice.
According to yes123, it has removed around 200 job openings in China from its website, most of which were in the preschool education sector.
The ministry s notice stated that the development of China s semiconductor industry has been adversely impacted by the U.S.-China technology war, so Beijing has resorted to stealing technology and poaching talent from Taiwan to build its own semiconductor supply chain.
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