Lavoro etica sviluppo
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Lavoro etica sviluppo è un'associazione culturale che si occupa di temi legati alla famiglia, allo sviluppo del lavoro e delle tematiche sociali sul territorio di Massa, in Toscana.
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- 2. Lavoro Etica Sviluppo è un'associazione culturale Si occupa di temi legati alla Famiglia, allo sviluppo del Lavoro e delle Tematiche Sociali sul territorio di Massa, in Toscana.
- 3. Gli incontri in sede servono a preparare convegni pubblici con interventi di esperti di vari settori o personalità del mondo della politica .
- 4. E’ realizzato interamente con programmi Open-source Il nostro sito utilizza i moderni strumenti di condivisione E’ conforme alle metodologie di comunicazione WEB 2.0
- 5. Manifestiamo il nostro pensiero con i nostri articoli
- 6. Esprimiamo le nostre opinioni aggiungendo un commento
- 7. Convividiamo i links nei Social Networks
- 8. Proponiamo le nuove idee nel forum
- 9. Condividiamo le risorse e i materiali a disposizione
- 10. Rispondiamo a quesiti con l’ausilio di tecnici specializzati in vari settori
- 11. Lavoriamo insieme per un mondo migliore