Michael Le Page

1 month ago | wcvb.com | Michael Page |Michael Le Page

ISSUE FOR ANY FIRES, CORRECT? SPRING IS ALWAYS A TOUGH SEASON BECAUSE WE HAVE VERY DRY CONDITIONS. SHAUN. AND THEN BASICALLY THE SUN ANGLE IS SO STRONG THAT IT DRIES OUT THE GROUND VERY QUICKLY. AND WHEN YOU THROW IN A STRONG WIND, LIKE WE’VE HAD THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS, ANYTHING THAT IGNITES TRAVELS FAST. SO EVEN SOMETHING LIKE A CIGARETTE -- BEING DISPOSED OF IN A BRUSHY AREA AND MULCH OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT CAN CALL OUT THE FIRE DEPARTMENTS.

1 month ago | wcvb.com | Michael Page |Michael Le Page

YESTERDAY, AND WE’RE STILL WINDY TODAY. AND IT’S BREEZY TOMORROW. WE’LL GO WITH BREEZY INSTEAD OF WINDY. IT’S A VERY MINOR REDUCTION IN WIND, BUT WE’RE GETTING THERE RIGHT NOW IN BOSTON IT’S 36. THE WIND IS STILL GUSTING CLOSE TO 40MPH, SO IT FEELS LIKE 24. THAT’S WHY EVEN THOUGH TEMPERATURES ARE CLOSE TO AVERAGE TODAY AND TOMORROW, IT DOESN’T FEEL LIKE IT STILL FEELS VERY WINTRY BECAUSE THE WIND IS KNOCKING DOWN THE FEELS-LIKE TEMPERATURE.

1 month ago | jobsandcareersmag.com | Michael Page |Michael Le Page

Associate – Financial Accountant – Commodities. Big 4 ACA trained used to FS clients, likely ready for first move into industry. Associate (equiv Senior Audit to Assistant Manager from Big 4. Derivatives knowledge from audit perspective (high level fine) (commodities/Metals that a bonus but non …

2 months ago | noticiasagricolas.com.br | Michael Page |Michael Le Page

Publicado em 14/02/2025 11:35 A pesquisa realizada pela Michael Page, parte do PageGroup, uma das maiores consultorias especializadas em recrutamento de média e alta gerência, revelou que 82% dos profissionais do setor agro experimentaram um aumento salarial superior à inflação em 2024. Enquanto 18% dos cargos analisados não apresentaram mudanças salariais, os dados demonstram uma valorização significativa na maioria das posições do segmento.

Jan 16, 2025 | newscientist.com | Michael Le Page

The level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere measured by a weather station at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii increased by 3.58 parts per million in 2024 – the biggest jump since records began there in 1958. “We’re still going in the wrong direction,” says climate scientist Richard Betts at the Met Office, the UK’s weather service.