returnees

But human resources directors in India and China told us that what was a trickle of returnees a decade ago had become a flood.

As one of the phenomena of this trend, "overseas returnees " are imperceptibly changing our professional world.

He is about to give up a life-long hand professorships, to be a returnees.

Now the business opportunities available on the mainland are at least as big a draw for returnees.

"Returnees could bring dynamic ideas and fresh perspectives to our clients' projects, " she said.

Critics of the repatriation process allege that some of the returnees have been coerced or physically forced back to Laos.

The returnees’ biggest impact may be in opening up China to a flow of new ideas.

By the Shanghai Jiaotong University and Tongji University, master's and a group of young returnees constitute Dr.

Our new paper, "America's Loss Is the World's Gain, " finds that the vast majority of these returnees were relatively young.

A few days ago saw a post online, spoke about the different British and American returnees staff.

A little out of returnees from, Ann asked cold rock should be really old.

This is because many parts of the Upper Nile region, from where the majority of returnees come, are inaccessible except by boats or barges.

Returnees priority, foreign lawyers with practice priority, corporation administrator priority.

The returnee assistance programme run by the European Community in Vietnam has also offered returnees financial assistance in various areas.

Most came from farming regions, and local governments had hoped that agriculture could absorb some of unemployed returnees.

Returnees said they were generally making less money in absolute terms, but they also said they enjoyed a higher quality of life.

She found herself surrounded by candidates with good language skills, polished manners, and fabulous degrees - the overseas study returnees.

You behind the students and the number of returnees with you in mind.

However, in reality, haigui (sea turtles, a nickname for overseas returnees) face various challenges, especially in academic circles.

"About half of China's IPOs in the last 10 years on Nasdaq have been companies owned or established by returnees, " Zweig said.

Most of the returnees retain ties with Israel; they often leave families there, and invest earnings there, in homes and education.

Nine returnees have made it to the interview stage.

Overseas Chinese and returnees have facilitated the movement of information, capital and business to and from China.

Airports, railway stations and long-distance bus stations are crowded with home returnees these days.

Shanghai adopted similar but less strict hukou measures for overseas returnees.

Half of the returnees have been put on trial for refusing to repent; ten are in prison.

During this period as "immortal" who have the, wise and a lot of returnees halfway.

The evaluation of the returnees in America can be summarized in three sentences is "rustic dress, talk arrogant, stingy to spend money. "

Most of the returnees say the gap in salaries in the two countries has been steadily decreasing.

In scientific research, top research labs have returnees in lead positions.

Nowadays as increasing numbers of people study abroad, the overseas returnees are not so popular as before.

the analysis perspective based on individual returnees may have special effect on explaining the influence of returnees on rural areas.

Dr. Tian receives the Second Beijing Venture Award for Outstanding Overseas Returnees.

In a sense, the degree of internationalization of China also affect the value of the returnees to play.

Others say the returnees' driving force isn't exactly nationalism.

In 2002, the ceremony of the First Beijing Venture Award for Outstanding Overseas Returnees.

The wave of returnees among overseas Chinese has kept rising in recent years.

Has just returned to the returnees , higher expectations, treatment may often be compared and abroad, which easily lead to some dislocation.

China wants to lure home more sea turtles (so called because sea turtle is a homonym for the Chinese for returnees).

In 2005, the ceremony of the Second Beijing Venture Award for Outstanding Overseas Returnees.

Returnees in their 40s and 50s with foreign doctorates have also been promoted to leadership positions in science and education.

But career experts say the influx of returnees doesn't mean that local students' prospects will suffer.

Farmwork is too hard, say other returnees, the expectations of village life too stifling.

In Nanning, Guangxi, returnees can enjoy tax cuts if they start their own business.

They also need agricultural assistance so returnees can grow their own food once they are back home.

In addition, the city has set up a number of students studying entrepreneurship to support the park, " returnees " start-up capital.

Higher pay helps, but returnees say the main allure is the chance to build a science program from the ground up. While U.

He says all returnees have been immunized against communicable diseases, such as typhoid and measles.

As one group of foreign talents being brought in, returnees come to be paid attention in China.

One explanation is that after proving themselves in another culture, returnees find coming home a dismal anti-climax.

In 2008, the ceremony of the Third Beijing Venture Award for Outstanding Overseas Returnees.

The study of Romanian migrants found that returnees earned an average of 12-14% more than similar people who had stayed at home.

These returnees are teaching locals how to build world-class companies and how to innovate.

In almost every high-growth tech company in China, you find returnees in senior management positions.

The returnees come back with much more than salable skills.

The 2009 program lasted nine weeks and included 16 returnees chosen from more than 300 applicants.

The nickname comes from the Chinese word for returnees, haiguipai, a homonym for sea turtles.

And there is more awareness that Taiwan's returnees want to keep in touch with their business and professional colleagues overseas.

To top up their salaries, long a big concern of returnees, the government offered to throw in an annual tax-free bonus of $147, 000.

The average age was 30 for Indian returnees, and 33 for Chinese.

Nowadays as more and more people study abroad, the returnees are not so popular as before.

The trend definitely is that more and more locals, or returnees, with language skills, with connectivity, are coming back to Asia.

Overseas returnees such as Mr Wan (nicknamed "sea turtles" in China) have generally struggled in government posts.

the influences of returnees on rural areas have the characteristics of diversity, diffusibility, regionally, timeliness and continuity;

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