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In Toronto, however, where English prevails, your business contacts are likely to be Anglophone Canadians.
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But Mr Premji believes that once China has trained enough people to speak English, it will be a real competitive threat to his business.
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That, says Mahendra Negi, chief financial officer of Trend Micro, a Tokyo-based computer-virus company, is bound to be a low-margin business, as all it really involves is translation from English into Japanese.
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Even if justified by business necessity in these situations, an English-only policy should not be applied to casual conversations between employees when they are not performing job duties.
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For monolingual employers and supervisors, the adoption of an English-only policy may seem perfectly reasonable, and may even be a business necessity.
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"It's terrible business ethics to be lying and then just get people to sign a contract, especially if English isn't their first language, " says Richard Painter, professor of corporate law at the University of Minnesota.
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French used to be the lingua franca for most EU business, but with the expansion of the EU to 25 member states, English is becoming even more dominant.
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Their parents likely had no inkling that their future female offspring would be sitting at a computer taking an English-language standardized test in hopes of embarking on a career in business.
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