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1. Associations tackle ongoing knowledge gap: the UVM industry is countering the retirement brain drain with a new comprehensive option

Author

Thiessen, Neil and Money, Nelsen

Subjects
Management consultants -- Training -- Services, Brain drain -- Analysis, Employee training -- Services, Electric utilities -- Human resource management, Retirees -- Training, Company personnel management, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

Over the last several decades, utility vegetation management (UVM) programs have evolved into multifaceted maintenance programs. The UVM industry has long recognized many of the seasoned industry experts who helped [...]

Published
2017

2. Brain circulation: how high-skill immigration makes everyone better off

Author

Saxenian, AnnaLee

Subjects
Brain drain -- Analysis, Alien labor -- Employment -- Analysis, Emigration and immigration -- Analysis, Business, Social sciences, Analysis, Employment
Abstract

Silicon Valley's workforce is among the world's most ethnically diverse. Not only do Asian and Hispanic workers dominate the low-paying, blue-collar workforce, but foreign-born scientists and engineers are increasingly visible [...]

Published
2002

3. Giving it your all: five principles for creating a culture of excellence

Author

Burg, Bob and Mann, John David

Subjects
The Go-Giver: A Little Story about a Powerful Business Idea (Book), Brain drain -- Analysis, Business success -- Planning, Business literature, Company business planning, Business, Business, general, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

The book 'The Go-Giver: A Little Story about a Powerful Business Idea' posits the importance of giving. The book highlights the five laws of stratospheric success: the law of value, compensation, influence, authenticity, and receptivity. The five interlocking principles are explained and co-related to personal and business success.

Published
2008

4. Brain drain or brain gain? The 'brain drain', caused by highly qualified Africans seeking better prospects outside the continent, is often cited as one of the causes of the slow pace of Africa's development. But, Richard Seymour argues, this is the wrong way to look at the phenomenon - the benefits to Africa outweigh the losses

Author

Seymour, Richard

Subjects
Africa -- Economic aspects, Brain drain -- Analysis, Skilled labor -- Employment -- Economic aspects, Business, Business, international
Abstract

When considering the emigration from Africa of skilled and educated workers - more commonly known as the brain drain - one must first be aware of the negative bias contained [...]

Published
2011

5. Eastern Europe: what benefits from the brain drain?

Author

Tinguy, Anne de and Wenden, Catherine de

Subjects
Brain drain -- Analysis, Employment abroad -- Analysis, Business, Economics, Business, international, Analysis
Abstract

The statistics seem to show that the countries of central and eastern Europe are losing many of their most highly qualified people -- precisely those with the skills that the [...]

Published
1993

7. A brain drain? Is Indiana losing its best and brightest after graduation?

Author

Copeland, Beth

Subjects
Indiana -- Employment, Brain drain -- Analysis, College graduates -- Surveys, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

A startling discovery was made a few years ago about Indiana's population. The National Center for Higher Education ranked Indiana 20th in the country in the number of bachelor's degrees [...]

Published
1997

8. Is the North-South divide a thing of the past?

Author

Thomas, Daniel

Subjects
Cost and standard of living -- Analysis, Brain drain -- Analysis, Employment abroad -- Analysis, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Business, international
Abstract

Historically, people moved south in search of higher wages and a better quality of life. But is the grass still greener in the South? by Daniel Thomas The population of [...]

Published
2006

10. Economic analysis of brain drain

Author

Lien, Da-Hsiang Donald

Subjects
Brain drain -- Analysis, Decision-making -- Forecasts and trends, Students, Foreign -- Management, Business, Economics
Published
1987

11. Think tank warns of impending brain drain. (Executive Briefing)

Author

Bates, Steve

Subjects
Brain drain -- Analysis, Business, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

Companies are losing valuable, sometimes irreplaceable knowledge as experienced workers retire or are pushed out the door, warns the Cambridge, Mass., Accenture Institute fur Strategic Change. 'Most companies aren't doing [...]

Published
2003

12. 'Brain circulation' replacing 'brain drain' to U.S. as foreign-born scientists, engineers return home

Author

Gwynne, Peter

Subjects
Brain drain -- Analysis, Technologists -- Emigration and immigration, Scientists -- Emigration and immigration, Business, Business, general, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

There are indications that about half of foreign-born scientists and technologists who studied for advanced degrees in the US are returning to their home countries. In previous years, foreign-born scientists chose to stay in the US and embark on careers such as government scientists and industrial researchers. Some of the causes of this trend are the more stringent US immigration policies, difficulties in finding jobs that fit in with career choices and the perception that many US firms do not have a high regard for the leadership qualities of foreign-born technologists.

Published
1999

14. Uni brain drain era looming

Author

Perry, Louise

Subjects
Brain drain -- Analysis, Universities and colleges -- Officials and employees, Universities and colleges -- Forecasts and trends, Universities and colleges -- Australia, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Business, international, University of Adelaide -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Sep 07, 2004 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) An Australian academic has predicted a brain drain from Australian universities. Professor Graeme Hugo, from the University of Adelaide, spoke at [...]

Published
2004

15. Loss of intelligence

Subjects
Brain drain -- Analysis, Nuclear research -- Analysis, Nuclear research -- Services, Nuclear facilities -- Decommissioning, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

The Nuclear Society of Russia's (NSR's) 14th Annual Scientific and Technical Conference held in July at Kalinin nuclear power plant in the city of Udomlya revealed a growing concern among [...]

Published
2003

16. The strain to gain falls mainly on the brain

Author

Arthur, Charles

Subjects
Brain drain -- Analysis, Business, Business, international, Retail industry
Abstract

The UK continues to suffer a serious brain drain, with many scientists and professionals choosing to work abroad, where they feel that they have greater financial and academic support for their work. A recent example is that of Professor Mike Mullan, who is undertaking pioneering research into Alzheimer's disease at the University of South Florida, having previously worked at St Mary's Hospital in London. This continued brain drain will inevitably have a serious impact on the UK's competitiveness.

Published
1996

18. The reverse brain drain

Author

Laurin, Teddi C.

Subjects
United States -- International relations, Asia -- International relations, Brain drain -- Analysis, Engineers -- Emigration and immigration, Scientists -- Emigration and immigration, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
1989

19. A brain drain we can't afford

Author

Kulwiec, Raymond A.

Subjects
Brain drain -- Analysis, Industrial engineers -- Employment, Engineering schools -- Planning, Science -- Study and teaching, Business, Business, general, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
1987

20. Is merger mania hurting competitiveness?

Author

Kulwiec, Raymond A.

Subjects
Brain drain -- Analysis, Acquisitions and mergers -- Economic aspects, International competition (Commerce) -- Analysis, Engineers -- Education, Business, Business, general, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
1987

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