These aren't likely to have been assembled the way they are at LinkedIn, with the idea that one's connections will be reviewed by strangers checking on professional qualifications.
The selection process, which started with 209 contenders, was based on professional qualifications, recent projects, and the ability to work closely with the staff of the aspiring museum.
From the 1950s, accounting academia and practice grew further divided due to the accounting academic community adopting requirements from social science academia, while practicing accountants "maintained an emphasis on professional qualifications and technical skills".
The ballot question says the amendment would create a "nonpartisan merit-based system that relies on professional qualifications instead of political influence," but the court said the amendment didn't require legislators to consider only professional qualifications or prohibit lawmakers from taking politics into account when considering possible judges.
Wainwright neglects to mention the risk entailed by the EU directive on recognition of professional qualifications currently under review in Brussels, which may try to impose a one size fits all structure on the whole continent.
Over the years, the EU contribution to our workforce has been facilitated by the single-market rules, which provide the legal basis for laws on recognition of professional qualifications – allowing healthcare staff to work anywhere in Europe.
Some big single-market initiatives are not yet in place, including new rules on recognition of professional qualifications, e-signatures for cross-border business and the posting of workers abroad.
Unfinished tasks include the creation of unionwide laws on patent protection and intellectual property rights, and a directive on unionwide recognition of professional qualifications.
Our study collected data from 2008, the year before Norway adopted Directive 2005/36/EC on the recognition of professional qualifications.
