In recent days, Jean Paul Gaultier has made world fashionistas question the meaning behind a post with only the words “The End” and the biography line “The end”. of an era” (end of an era). It turns out this is the beginning of a whole new Jean Paul Gaultier look with the return of the Ready-to-wear line after 6 years. The first comeback Ready-to-wear collection titled “Les Marins” will be released online on May 28. To complete this collection, the fashion house collaborated with 5 other designers including Ottolinger, Palomo Spain, Nicola Lecourt Mansion, Alan Crocetti and Marvin M’Toumo to jointly renew the imprint of founder Jean Paul Gaultier for their designs. surname. In particular, the Gaultier “branded” navy breton stripe will still be the highlight throughout the collection. To ensure that these heritage values ​​continue to be inherited and promoted by the next generation, designer Florence Tétier was appointed as the new Creative Director for Jean Paul Gaultier’s next journey. Sharing about this comeback, designer Florence Tétier confided: Everyone simply wants to wear Gaultier’s clothes “. Therefore, the decision to return to Ready-to-wear not only satisfies the admirers of Jean Paul Gaultier’s famous marine-inspired designs, but also marks a new and promising transformation. brand in the future. Designer Florence Tétier will assume the position of Creative Director at Jean Paul Gaultier. Posts: To Hoang Bao

Vietnamese people are gradually getting used to working remotely With many multinational companies, it is common to connect and work regularly with foreign markets. Or their employees can choose to work remotely in another country, relying on the help of modern technology platforms that are being upgraded day by day. Japan once encouraged people to work from home to reduce traffic in 2017. In Vietnam, with a number of new careers such as developer (software engineer), market research and analysis, freelancer (freelance), many young people gradually choose to work remotely. However, these are mostly specialty jobs. The concept of working without an office is still quite strange to Vietnamese people. Like many countries in the world, from the beginning of 2020, Vietnam began to convert the form of direct work to online according to each stage of the development of the Covid-19 epidemic in society. While some countries are already familiar with this way of working, Vietnam is beginning to adapt. Most recently, Singapore, the government of this country is tightening the mandatory guarantee for people to work from home. For the first time working from home for 4 months, Mr. Vo Le Hoang Anh (market development officer in Hanoi) confided: “It was quite difficult at first because everyone defaulted to working from home, which would be less effective However, if you are familiar with online working tools like Zalo, everything is quite smooth, reaching 80-90%, if you try harder, you will achieve 100% efficiency. Working remotely is seen as a challenge in the context of a society that has not been properly prepared. But from a positive perspective, this is also an opportunity for Vietnamese to optimize the application of technology in work and build a new working style. Adaptive or follow the trend? In addition to avoiding the epidemic and preventing the risk of Covid-19 infection in the community, working remotely helps employees save travel time and be more flexible in life arrangements. However, a question arises whether the work efficiency is guaranteed as when working at the office. Many people think that working remotely is only suitable for individual jobs, while those who often work in groups, efficiency will be significantly reduced. Others objected with the belief in the effective support of modern technological tools. Mr. Lam Anh Tuan has left Ho Chi Minh City to Dong Nai for more than half a year. His parents’ garden became his workplace. “Not going to the office will reduce some of the pressure, and have a comfortable mentality to work. Whenever I need to meet with a partner or colleague, I will use the group video call feature, everyone connects regularly. and easy”. Zalo version on the computer can make calls to up to 100 people. Based on recently released information, employees of many companies in developed countries are allowed to work from home indefinitely after the epidemic. Satisfied with the current work performance, Ms. Vo Trang Anh – a designer in Ho Chi Minh City – has the same hope as Mr. Tuan when looking forward to working remotely even after the epidemic ends. Users can easily drag and drop files up to 1 GB into the chat frame to transfer documents or high quality images. For employers, letting employees work remotely can save space rental costs, but make it difficult to manage and build corporate culture, besides connecting and creating motivation. give. According to Mr. Cao The Loc – general director of a media company in Hanoi, his employees look forward to being able to return to the office soon to discuss face-to-face and understand each other better. Although some large enterprises around the world have opened the door to the trend of working remotely indefinitely, domestic companies have not yet taken any concrete action or expressed support. Whether this wave will change the working style in Vietnam is still a question mark, because this decision depends a lot on the nature and actual work efficiency based on the change in market quality. future labor market and work tools from modern technology. Readers can experience Zalo PC with online support features https://zalo.me/pc.

Trees on Phan Dinh Giot street “compete against each other” … die for people to use as racks for drying agricultural products

Accordingly, in the past few years, An Khe has actively planted trees on both sides of the roads in order to embellish the city towards greenness and health. However, during the process of planting and taking care, there were many dead trees along the roads. A typical example of this incident is that the Dau Nuoc trees planted in 2019 on the Phan Dinh Giot route (An Binh ward) have died a lot. In the field of this route, the reporter noted that in addition to the dead trees standing alternating with the living ones, many trees were removed, rearranged and used to make the bracket for drying agricultural products. .

Mr. Luu Trung Dung – Chairman of An Binh Ward People’s Committee, said: The trees on Phan Dinh Giot Street were planted at the end of 2019. He himself has only been working for a few months, so he does not know the specific number of trees. The size of the planting, diameter and height are in accordance with the regulations.

When the reporter mentioned that the ward is an investor, ask the Chairman to allow reporters to access documents related to the planting of trees on this road. Responding to the request, the ward leader said that the holder is a commune cadastral official but is currently attending school, so he cannot provide documents.

Along with that, regarding the current situation of trees on the road, Chairman Luu Trung Dung affirmed: “Currently, trees die about over 60 trees, in 2020 there will be one time in the middle of the year, the second phase at the end of the year. We will continue to check to suggest replacement of dead trees ”.

Parallel to Phan Dinh Giot street of An Binh ward, many other roads of some wards in the area planted with trees of Dau Nuoc, Sao, Huong also appeared newly planted trees but died.

Elsewhere, the operation and protection of the cemetery land of An Khe town also happened a lot when the cemetery land was zoned “encroachment”. According to Mr. Ho Mong Diep (Director of the Management Board of Garbage Factory and Urban Services in An Khe town), information: In the past, there was a mess between the people and the housekeeper in the past. After that, the Urban Department issued a model with 3 types of prices for people to choose from.

The cemetery land of An Khe town, although it was well-planned, was overtaken by the people blatantly

In particular, in the area of ​​the planned cemetery land, now a piece of land is zoned by brick wall close to the location of the main road to the cemetery. It is the arbitrary fence of the land and the demolition of the planning that has made people very dissatisfied. Explaining this “unique” rare, Mr. Diep said: “In the area of ​​the cemetery land, before the 2021 Lunar New Year, there was a household named Muoi (An Binh ward), building bricks to zoning the area. area about 12m x 30m. I have checked and will soon ask this household to dismantle.

In this incident, the issue of public discontent is why the construction of 4 walls surrounding the land could not be completed in a short time, but not detected, prevented and processed by the authorities. timely. Even knowing the illegal existence of this zoning, the authorities are also very slow to resolve.

Putting these facts up and discussing with Mr. Nguyen Hung Vy (Chairman of An Khe town People’s Committee), he received the information reflected by the PV. Some of the content he himself had directed. Currently, in the cemetery area, there are still many shortcomings … causing waste of land. New crops, the opinion of the head of the town is not guaranteed, not to be accepted. Along with that, in the near future, the town will have a written request for related units to report, inspect and handle the incident.

Justice newspaper will continue to inform about the incident.