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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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 has made security a 'core priority' for its workforce, tying it to employee performance reviews and compensation.
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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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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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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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A global IT outage has caused major disruption and employers are encouraged to be flexible with staff affected.
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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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Increased use of GenAI is not replacing jobs, according to Nash Squared's pulse survey of technology leaders.
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Software firm ordered to pay sales director €169k after Irish commission finds he was unfairly dismissed in ‘flawed’ redundancy process.
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The proportion of women working in engineering and technology roles in the UK has fallen.
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Software executive awarded £89,900 after his employer discriminated against him in association with his wife’s cancer treatment.
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Women need to play a major role in the development of AI at organisations, the chief executive of IBM UK & Ireland has said.
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The dismissals stem from Google's investigation into protests held on 16 April, which included sit-ins at Google’s offices in New York City and Sunnyvale, California.
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Sky has announced around 1,000 job losses in the UK this year, while PayPal has said it will cut another 2,500 jobs globally.