Redundancies have almost no effect on employee engagement at UK organisations, analysis by Culture Amp has found.
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A single minor Tesla investor who happens to be a heavy metal drummer brings down Elon Musk's $56bn remuneration package.
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Amazon is axing roles at its companies Prime Video, Twitch and MGM.
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Under the settlement neither company will have to admit fault. Both firms deny wrongdoing yet have praised the announcement.
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Amazon has become the latest tech giant to enforce a more rigid approach to staff attendance in its offices.
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The risk to actors’ livelihoods from AI and poor rates of pay from streaming has led 160,000 performers in the US to strike, shutting down all Hollywood TV and film productions.
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A civil tribunal in Canada has ruled that an employee should compensate her former employer for ‘time theft’ because tracking software had calculated she had misrepresented hours worked.
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The concept of a four-day work week has gained traction in the UK, but how feasible is it in other...
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Some 3,700 jobs – half the firm's workforce – are likely to be cut at Twitter, as new chief executive Elon Musk makes his mark on the social media company.
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FTSE 100 companies perform better than their US and Canadian counterparts in diversity and inclusion, but many employees still do...
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US employers have agreed to cover travel expenses where staff need to seek abortions in the wake of the US Supreme Court ruling on Roe v Wade.
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Google is to pay $118 million (£97.7m) to settle an equal pay lawsuit covering thousands of female employees in the US.
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The Global Business Mobility visa route represents a major overhaul of the immigration system for businesses bringing in foreign workers. So what's changed and how has the sponsor system been adapted?
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Under new ESG proposals the local operations of firms such as McDonald's and General Motors would have to comply with European reporting rules.
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With so many workers from eastern Europe working for international firms in the UK and elsewhere, tensions between employees over the invasion are inevitable.