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Bonsoir, Is covid-19 making the workplace more unfair for women?The Economist, a British international weekly newspaper, November 2020.It's the law that men and women should be paid the same for doing the same, or similar, jobs. It began with the Equal Pay Act of 1970 and was confirmed in the Equality Act of 2010. However, in 2020 the gender pay gap still exists women are being paid an average of 15% less than men and research suggests that the covid-19 pandemic might make it worse.The gap had been narrowing¹. But during lockdown, many families reverted back to the traditional set-up of mothers doing more childcare than fathers. Research shows that the gap between the amount of time men and women spent on childcare grew with mothers doing around one-and-a-half hours a day more than fathers.Experts believe that we are at a "coronavirus crossroads": unless more is done to support working mothers, the gender pay gap could widen² too. The Fawcett Society, a gender equality charity, says that the pandemic could have a "devastating" impact on equality in the workplace.In October, a MP for the Labour Party, Stella Creasy, led the call for change by presenting a new bil * l ^ 3 to parliament. If it is passed, businesses with over 100 employees will have to publish information about how they pay men and women. This would stop businesses from keeping their gender pay gap a secret and may prompt them to fix it if they have one."While women first started asking about equal pay in 1883, they still don't have it. We have started the conversation and now we need action," Ms Creasy said. "It is better for everyone in society when we go to work with a fair wage."The Equal Pay Implementation and Claims Bill will be discussed in Parliament on January 15th, 2021.Instructions : Après avoir lu attentivement le document, vous en ferez un compte-rendu du texte en français en 200 mots (plus/minus 10%) Vous n'oublierez pas d'indiquer la source du document et son sujet principal dans l'introduction de votre compte-rendu.​
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Bonsoir,Ex: Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form.1. This train journey seems endless! I wish we (go) by car.2. I wish I (have) the money to travel the world, but I can't afford it at the moment.3. Imagine you (live) in New York City. How would you feel?4. If only I (have) a screwdriver with me.5. I've got a terrible hangover. If only I (not/drink) that much.6. It's high time you (learn) to look after yourself.7. Come on children! It's time you (go) to bed.8. Your hair is rather long. Don't you think it's time you (have) a haircut?9. She thinks everyone enjoys her company. If only she (know) what people say behind her back!​
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Bonsoir,State of play: Toymakers bounce back in the land of adult nappiesThey have become pioneers in how to adapt to a rapidly ageing societyWILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS, an American educator who travelled to Japan in the 1870s, noted that in the previous two and a half centuries, "the main business of this nation was play." He described toyshops filled as full as Christmas stockings and plenty of grown-ups.Griffis would have found it familiar walking today around Hakuhinkan Toy Park, one of the largest toy stores in Tokyo. Teens, office workers and grandparents are mostly to be seen perusing its 200,000-odd knick-knacks across five floors. Its director, Hiroyuki Itoh, says he wants the store to be a place where everyone can play. After work, suited salarymen come to spend ¥200 (under $2) for a five-minute whizz around a 36-metre slot-car racetrack. In another corner a group of university students fiddle with displays of toys from their childhoods.Playthings aimed at the over-20s make up 27% of Japan's domestic toy sales, according to figures from Euromonitor, a market-research firm. That grown-up portion of the market has been crucial for Japan's three biggest players, Bandai Namco, Takara Tomy and Sanrio, as the country's birth rate has slumped. Since the 1970s the proportion of under-15s has halved, to 12% of the population. By 2060 it is likely to be 9%.Fumiaki Ibuki of Toy Journal, a 114-year-old trade magazine, says Japanese toy companies are pioneers in adapting to ageing. Despite a slow economy, the sector has, in the past two years, done its best in a decade: in the fiscal year ending in 2015, sales in core categories (excluding video games) rose by a tenth on the previous year, to over ¥800bn. Mr Ibuki says toymakers are taking a "borderless" approach: selling to a wider age range, and teaming up with trend-driven sectors like tech and fashion.When Bandai's Tamagotchi, virtual pets housed in an egg-shaped toy, were booming in the mid-1990s, women in their 20s and 30s were big buyers. The same age-group snapped up Licca-chan, Japan's answer to Barbie, made by Takara Tomy. The firm now has an adult range: its "Cappuccino One-Piece" doll, sells for ¥12,000.A stigma against adults having fun, strong in the aftermath of the second world war, has faded. Many want to recapture their youth, not so much by playing, but by collecting and displaying toys, says Harold Meij, the boss of Takara Tomy-so, for its premium Tomica model-car range, the company uses vintage designs that adults admired as boys. Having only one child later in life, as more Japanese now do, means that parents have more to spend on their offspring. Children are said to have "six pockets": two from their parents, and four from their grandparents.During the global financial crisis of 2008, cheap impulse-buy toys took off, such as trading cards and coin-operated machines that dispense capsules of small toys-usually of well- known characters from Japanese comic books and television series.The big themes in the toy industry are collectability and intellectual property (IP). A recent hit was a watch branded "Yo-kai", after the word in Japanese for supernatural spirits, by Bandai. It exemplifies a popular strategy: Yo-kai, whose hero wears the watch, began as acartoon series in 2013, was adapted for TV and made into a hit video game. The model is known as "media mix" in the industry. Bandai has partnered with Dentsu, an advertising giant, to promote anime, a word defining Japanese animation. But when the story of a character catches on, toy- and film-makers end up splitting fat profits. It all makes for a sizzling recipe.Adapted from The Economist, Feb. 23, 2017.DM: Rédiger le compte-rendu du texte sur les jouets au Japon en français avec tous les éléments du texte.​
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Bonjour, Je suis entrain de faire un guide d'entretien téléphonique de prospection pour un recherche de stage. Que dois je mettre dans " traitement des barrages " ?​
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Write only the missing words IN CAPITAL LETTERS on the separate answer sheet.​
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Bonsoir, - Faire un résumé du texte en français. - Pas de limite de mots.- Veiller à bien synthétiser et à organiser les idées centrales du texte.​
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Bonjour,Vous pouvez m'aider l'exercice 35.4 s'il vous plaît ?​
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Bonjour, Vous pouvez m'aider s'il vous plaît ?.10.3 Complete the dialogues usine words that are similar to the underlined words.​
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Bonjour,Vous pouvez m'aider l'exercice 1 s'il vous plaît ?Rappel après narrow c'est rough ​
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Bonjour,Vous pouvez m'aider l'exercice 1 s'il vous plaît ?​
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Bonjour,Vous pouvez m'aider l'exercice 14.3 s'il vous plaît ?.​
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Bonjour, 20 Placer, sur un axe de 22 cm de longueur et muni d'une échelle logarithmique, les événements suivants. 1712 Invention de la machine à vapeur : Début de l'Age du Fer: 800 ans avant notre ère 3 400 ans avant notre ère Invention de l'écriture: Peinture de Lascaux : 18 000 ans avant notre ère 200 000 ans avant notre ère 2 millions d'années avant notre ère Apparition d'Homo sapiens : Apparition d'Homo habilis:​
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Bonsoir,Vous pouvez m'aider l'exercice 6 s'il vous plaît ?.Bonne soirée. ​
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Bonsoir,Vous pouvez m'aider l'exercice 2 s'il vous plaît ?.​
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Bonsoir, On admet que Pn s'exprime en fonction de n par Pn = 500 000 × ( 0.88 ) n-1. On se propose de déterminer au bout de combien d'années la production atteindra moins de 50 000 tonnes. 1. Montrer que l'inéquation Pn < 50 000 peut s'écrire ( 0.88 ) n- 1 < 0.1 en expliquant les étapes.​
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On admet que Pn s'exprime en fonction de n par Pn = 10 000 × ( 1.09 ) n-1. On se propose de déterminer au bout de combien d'années la production aura doublé, c'est-à-dire aura atteint 20 000 unités. 1. Montrer que l'inéquatiok Pn > 20 000 équivaut à ( 1.09 ) n- 1 > 2.​
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Bonjour,Vous pouvez m'aider l'exercice 1 et 2 s'il vous plaît ?.​
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Bonjour,1.6 On considère l’expression ci-dessous, dans laquelle n est un entier naturel non nul : Sn = 20 000 ( 1.06n - 1 ). On admet que la valeur de Sn, arrondie à l’unité, représente la somme des productions mensuelles d’objets publicitaires jusqu’à la fin du n-ième mois. Ainsi, S1 est la somme des productions mensuelles d’objets jusqu’à la fin du mois de janvier 2012, S2 est la somme des productions mensuelles d’objets jusqu’à la fin du mois de février 2012, et ainsi de suite. 1.6.1. Calculer la valeur de n pour laquelle les 225 000 objets publicitaires auront été produits. Justifier. 1.6.2. Vérifier que cette valeur correspond bien à fin juillet 2015. Justifier.​
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Bonsoir,Partie 3. 1. Calculer la différence entre les dépenses et les recettes de la famille Caplan.​
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Bonsoir,Définissez ce qu'est un budget. Quel est son intérêt ?​
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Bonsoir, Vous pouvez m'aider s'il vous plaît ?.​
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Bonjour,Vous pouvez m'aider les 2 exos s'il vous plaît ?​
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