2009 Corporate Responsibility Report - Acer Group
2009 Corporate Responsibility Report - Acer Group
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<strong>Acer</strong> <strong>Corporate</strong> <strong>Responsibility</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2009</strong><br />
It’s Time for Community Involvement<br />
<strong>Acer</strong> Italy<br />
Outreach to the Disadvantaged<br />
<strong>Acer</strong> Italy focuses on children, women, the poor and the sick to be the targets of their outreach<br />
program to break down the barricades separating the disadvantaged and the community. In<br />
<strong>2009</strong>, the company supported charity organizations to promote assignments-in-focus by virtue of<br />
financial aid and other promotional campaigns, so that the general public can better understand<br />
issues concerning the community, and chip in with money or resources. For more information,<br />
visit <strong>Acer</strong> Italy Network of Solidarity.<br />
<strong>Acer</strong> Middle East<br />
Trainee Development Program<br />
In face of the ever-expanding emerging markets and a growing<br />
demand for fresh talents, <strong>Acer</strong> Middle East began in 2003 to implement<br />
a "Trainee Development Program" with AIESEC – the international<br />
student-driven organization. A handful of AIESEC students hailing from<br />
emerging markets was selected to enter the Trainee Development<br />
Program for at least 2 years of traineeship in sales and marketing.<br />
In addition to serving as a talent pool to scout for prospects from<br />
emerging markets for <strong>Acer</strong> Middle East, the project offers students an<br />
international platform to showcase and nurture their talents on their<br />
way to becoming a professional. 15 trainees from Turkey, Kenya,<br />
Uganda, Egypt and other countries are enrolled in the program at<br />
present.<br />
<strong>Acer</strong> Switzerland<br />
Child Apprenticeship Program<br />
Mid-level vocational trainings in Switzerland is characterized by<br />
an apprenticeship system. Many youngsters are admitted into an<br />
assortment of professions as apprentices. These professions include<br />
crafts and handiwork (such as carpenters, bakers and hairdressers)<br />
and office employees (such as accountants, secretaries, or engineers);<br />
the apprenticeship can last from 2 to 4 years, according to the nature<br />
of different vocations; during which, the youngsters are required to go<br />
back to their routine schoolwork weekly. <strong>Acer</strong> Switzerland presently<br />
has taken on 5 apprentices, commissioned to engage in advertising,<br />
logistics, computer science and other lines of work.<br />
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