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Internal data has revealed that some Microsoft employees are spending large amounts on AI usage, with one worker in the…

Saudi Arabia’s registered healthcare workforce exceeded 8,01,000 practitioners in 2025, growing 4.5 per cent from the previous year as the…

Omani employers will now have to give staff a full six months to turn things around before they can be…

South African workers on unpredictable schedules could soon get stronger legal protections under new draft legislation released by the Department…

Employees across Ireland are being urged to check their pension options after the Department of Social Protection said some major…

Bank of America is spending more than $250 million a year on GLP-1 medications covered under its employee health benefits,…

Anthropic has confirmed plans to set up its own chip-design team to support the growing demand for its Claude AI…

Singapore added 10,400 jobs in the second quarter of 2025, a stronger showing than Q1, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM)…

More than 1,000 employees at the Bank of England worked from overseas last year under the institution’s remote- working policy,…

Australian airline Qantas is exploring a partnership with Accenture that could result in up to 1,000 back-office roles, including positions…

The US government is considering a steep new fee for international students who want to work in America after finishing…

British Petroleum (BP), a multinational oil and gas company headquartered in London is planning to cut about 700 positions that…

Grace McClelland, a 34-year old from Australia, once earned about Rs 66 lakh annually in a senior retail- management role.…

ServiceNow has laid off hundreds of employees worldwide as part of a restructuring plan aimed at making the company more…

A former senior executive at Netflix has filed a lawsuit against the streaming company, alleging that he was dismissed after…

A senior Tencent project manager from the Weixin Group, identified as Ye, has been dismissed after details of his annual…

Private-sector employers in the UAE will now be required to purchase worker insurance for every new employee before obtaining a…

Hyundai Motor Company has clarified that it remains committed to constructive engagement with the employees’ union and to reaching an…

KPMG Australia is dealing with a major corporate scandal that has shaken its workforce and leadership. The firm has been…

Aer Lingus plans to eliminate up to 500 roles and scale back its network as the Irish airline moves to…

The India UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which came into effect on 15 July, is not just about reducing tariffs.…

Meta Platforms is facing a new lawsuit in California federal court, where 26 employees allege the company used artificial intelligence…

Saudi Arabia has given employers more time to fix foreign worker permit issues, extending the compliance deadline to 31 December…

Employers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) can no longer change employment contracts without the worker’s written approval. The Ministry…

Germany’s government has unveiled a sweeping economic reform package, and one measure stands out for HR leaders: stricter sick leave…

Ford Motor Company is bringing back more than 300 experienced engineers after its push to automate quality control ran into…