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    Labour scraps ′outdated’ armed forces recruitment rules

    by Kavitha Sivasubramaniam 23 Sep 2024
    by Kavitha Sivasubramaniam 23 Sep 2024

    “Outdated policies” will be scrapped in a bid to tackle the recruitment crisis facing the armed forces, the defence secretary announces.

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    Fujitsu tells employees they will receive no pay rise

    by Adam McCulloch 14 Sep 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 14 Sep 2024

    Firm at the heart of the Post Office Horizon scandal will not offer pay increases to staff this year.

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    Amazon raises minimum pay rates in UK by 10%

    by Adam McCulloch 4 Sep 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 4 Sep 2024

    Retail giant Amazon has awarded a pay deal for its tens of thousands of UK employees worth nearly 10%.

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    Klarna to ‘halve’ workforce as it ramps up AI

    by Jo Faragher 28 Aug 2024
    by Jo Faragher 28 Aug 2024

    Klarna has shrunk its workforce by more than 1,000 employees during the last year as it ramps up its use of artificial intelligence (AI).

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    Minister puts onus on homegrown talent in tech sectors

    by Adam McCulloch 22 Aug 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 22 Aug 2024

    New Home Office figures continue to show a downward trend in work visa applicant numbers, as minister looks to discourage tech sector from searching for overseas talent.

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    Computer giant Dell to cut 12,500 roles

    by Adam McCulloch 8 Aug 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 8 Aug 2024

    US computer giant Dell is to launch a fresh round of job cuts this week with up to about 12,500...

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    Microsoft links security to employee performance reviews

    by Kavitha Sivasubramaniam 7 Aug 2024
    by Kavitha Sivasubramaniam 7 Aug 2024

    Microsoft has made security a 'core priority' for its workforce, tying it to employee performance reviews and compensation.

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    AI Act comes into force in EU: how will it affect HR?

    by Adam McCulloch 2 Aug 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 2 Aug 2024

    The European Union's AI Act yesterday came into force – the first steps in establishing a regulatory and legal framework for the use of AI systems within Europe.

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    Intel to cut 15,000 jobs by end of 2024

    by Rob Moss 2 Aug 2024
    by Rob Moss 2 Aug 2024

    US chip manufacturer Intel is planning to axe 15,000 jobs as it attempts to reposition itself, after reporting a loss...

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    Vince Cable: Post Office managers were ‘thugs in suits’

    by Adam McCulloch 25 Jul 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 25 Jul 2024

    As business secretary between 2010 and 2015, Cable revealed that officials did not consider Horizon issues to be serious enough to bring to his attention.

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    ‘Be flexible’ with staff hit by IT outage, says advisory firm

    by Jo Faragher 19 Jul 2024
    by Jo Faragher 19 Jul 2024

    A global IT outage has caused major disruption and employers are encouraged to be flexible with staff affected.

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    The Post Office Horizon scandal: an explainer

    by Adam McCulloch 20 Jun 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 20 Jun 2024

    We round-up some of the key dates and moments in the Post Office computer scandal so far and name the key people involved.

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    No sign that generative AI is replacing jobs

    by Rob Moss 18 Jun 2024
    by Rob Moss 18 Jun 2024

    Increased use of GenAI is not replacing jobs, according to Nash Squared's pulse survey of technology leaders.

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    Sales director awarded £140k after ‘flawed’ redundancy

    by Rob Moss 11 Jun 2024
    by Rob Moss 11 Jun 2024

    Software firm ordered to pay sales director €169k after Irish commission finds he was unfairly dismissed in ‘flawed’ redundancy process.

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    Fears over women leaving engineering roles

    by Adam McCulloch 30 May 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 30 May 2024

    The proportion of women working in engineering and technology roles in the UK has fallen.

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