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Dear Colleagues, #walk in interview at IGESL (Inox Green Energy Services Limited)
Dear Colleagues, #walk in interview at IGESL (Inox Green Energy Services Limited)
Dear Colleagues, #walk in interview at IGESL (Inox Green Energy Services Limited) Walk-In for O&M on 10th & 11th March’22 in Ratlam. Address- Hotel Ujala Palace, Station Road, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh. Requirements- (Electrical,Mechanical) having 1 to 5 years experience in wind sector or related experience. Fresher may also apply for the same.
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Dear colleagues,
On behalf of the German federal dental association (Bundeszahnärztekammer—BZÄK), I would like to invite you to Cologne to the world’s largest dental exhibition, the International Dental Show (IDS). From 12 to 16 March, it offers dentists an outstanding opportunity to experience international trends and innovations in dentistry and dental technology practically at their own front door.
from Dental Tribune International https://www.dental-tribune.com/news/dear-colleagues/
from Dear colleagues,
Interest Groups and Legislative Success Dear Colleague letters provide insights into the information that members use to both influence and make policy decisions. We demonstrate that endorsements in these letters from particularly well-connected interest groups are invaluable cues for members with limited information early in the legislative process and help grow the list of bill cosponsors. As bills progress, such groups have less direct weight, while legislation supported by a larger number of organizations and a larger number of cosponsors is more likely to pass.
Please stop using #metoo as a punchline