Ethics at Lunchtime is a series of lunchtime discussions focussing on ethical issues in business and life in the Czech Republic sponsored by the British Chamber of Commerce in the ČR and St. Clement’s Anglican Episcopal Church. Ethics at Lunchtime is a regular event for those who wish to discuss ethical issues in business and life in the Czech Republic over a pleasant and informal lunch with a specific topic on each occasion.
Our next lunchtime discussion will take place at a Žofín Garden Restaurant, Slovanský ostrov 226, Prague, on Thursday 16th February beginning at 12:30 pm.
The year 2012 is the „European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations”. There is little understanding of the potential issues and barriers that the unemployed mature worker (50-64 year olds eligible to work) faces. Only 59% of the population aged 50-64 is employed in the CR and only 4% of people over 65.
Everyone (of any age!) is welcome and will be responsible for paying Žofín Garden Restaurant for their own lunch (390CZK per person for a three course set menu including water). This time the set menu will be:
Leek cream
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Traditional Beef Tenderloin Served with Dumplings and Cranberries
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Pumpkin Risotto with Parmesan Chips
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Apple Strudel
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Water
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