Is it safe to conduct business activities in Ukraine?
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It depends on the business activity...but more or less it is pretty safe.  Just make sure you know all the in and outs (from the legal perspective).
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Well for starters, you call the meeting "safe".  You do give a warning, but you should not state "safe", unless you have a way to guarantee it.\n\nThere really isn't allot going on on the main page.  Perhaps sprinkle some content in there.
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VISIT\nin.dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Shopping_and_Services/Weapons/Personal_Defence/
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Could you provide a little more info?\n\nAre you wanting to start a safety business in france or be employed by one?
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if so. mind ur own Fking business before telling others wat to do.
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Yes, however I would be extremely careful.  BusinessWeek put out an article a few weeks ago about the electronic currency sites under fbi investigation for money laudering and etc.
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Be careful.\n\nThat environment can be dangerous.
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It all depends on the nature of job you are going for.but for  the reports i have the country is safe and secured compare to other countries in africa.\n\nAaron
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Depends on what you are D/loading or up loading.\n\nIts one of many and as far as i am aware its legal and as for safe nothing is safe governments watch corporates watch they watch. Have you got the time please i have no watch.\n\nLOL
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http://www.ilo.org/public/english/protection/safework/cis/legosh/eec/lx060500.htm
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Wow.  Business ethics in a society with a totalitarian government?  That's tough.  \n\nIf you ever find yourself forced to do business in a country with a totalitarian government, here are three general rules to remember:  \n\n1.) Know that society's real power structure from top to bottom, and act accordingly.  \n- Many totalitarian governments have "puppets" or figureheads that act as masks or mere gatekeepers to those who really call the shots.  \n- Then you've got those annoying little middle-men in the power structure who control only a small aspect of the government / society, but who are keys to the success of your business if you are able to evade or placate them.\n- When you can, announce to the country's general public that your company's success has been due to the benevolence of the present regime.  You gain a favorable reputation in the government's eyes. \n\n2.)  Be well prepared for the cost of effectively evading or placating this power structure, and make allowances for it in your business operating cost.  When I say cost, I don't mean just time, money, manpower --- I mean the sweat and moral convictions that might be lost along the way.\n\n3.) Do not deal with the government any more than you have to, or you will be in over your head.  Remember that totalitarian governments are always exhaustingly bureaucratic, and frequently corrupt. \n\nI know these rules sound nasty. But if for any reason you (or your business partners / directors) are unwilling or unable to work by these rules, do not attempt doing business in that country at all. (Or if you're just a company employee, ask to be reassigned somewhere else.)
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Have a look to the commercial chamber. They should keep such a list.\n\nKaterina
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well, you could easily... just go to the nearest apartments by you, the ones where there are many ukrainian people, and you'll be sure to find a computer laying by the garbage.  Drop it a couple times until it breaks, then take the video card out... take it home, drop your laptop a couple times until it opens, stick the card in and voila... (BEST ANSWER)
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In general, YES.  It's always good to check with your company accountant or auditor on the specifics.
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I would be very leary of any company based in Russia. Almost all the operators there are crooks.
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I assume you are thinking of working at a call centre.  Check out the neighborhood crime rate with the police. See if there are muggings, rapes, crimes against persons.  \n\nWould you have co-workers, that you could go to your cars/transport in groups?  Personal safety to and from the workplace is the big safety issue I see, as being of concern.
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Can't think of any ethical challanges, but legal ones certainly. You will need all kinds of permits, you will need a Mexican business lawyer and plenty of pesos.