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Amazon’s job cuts now expected to reach 20,000
Amazon considers laying off up to 20,000 headcounts in the coming months.
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Ultium Cells plans to add 400 more jobs in $275 million Tennessee factory expansion
Ultium Cells will invest an additional $275 million in a Tennessee factory to create 400 extra jobs.
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Crypto Exchange Bybit to layoff 30 percent of its staff
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit intends to reduce its employees by 30 percent in the face of the asset class’s ongoing market slump.
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Banking giant Morgan Stanley making “modest” staff reductions as boss praises Twitter owner Elon Musk
Morgan Stanley is eliminating a few jobs worldwide as weak deal markets impact Wall Street profits.
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New plans could mean UK employees can ask for flexible hours as soon as they start jobs
The plans mean employees are able to seek flexible working modes from the day of joining
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Glasgow coffin makers plan to go on strike in row over pay and conditions
Coffinmakers at the Co-op’s sole UK coffin facility in Glasgow will walk out again.
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More rail strikes on the way as RMT rejects eight percent pay rise
The RMT turned down a proposal from rail employers aimed at averting more strikes.
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Asos loosens criteria for annual executive bonus
Asos recently changed the requirements for its annual CEO bonus programme, which analysts said was a reflection of the rapidly deteriorating performance of online apparel retailers.
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M&S trials paper bags to offer plastic-free alternative
M&S Food is testing paper bags at a few of its UK stores in an effort to provide a plastic-free alternative.
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says he doesn’t regret the aggressive pandemic hiring spree
Amazon boss Andy Jassy said he doesn’t regret the pandemic hiring spree though it is now conducting the largest layoff round.
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Ross Perot: The billionaire who turned down buying Microsoft because it was too expensive
Perot missed out on a “ringside seat” after declining Bill Gates’ offer
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Facebook approved adverts making death threats against US election workers
Researchers found Facebook’s automated system allowed adverts threatening serious violence
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DoorDash will cut 1,250 jobs after pandemic over-hiring
DoorDash will slash around 1,250 corporate staff after a pandemic hiring spree.
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Royal Mail slams union over ‘unacceptable behaviour’ by strikers
Royal Mail has clashed with the main postal workers’ union as they staged another strike in the long-running dispute over jobs, pay, and conditions.
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Amazon job cuts mean staff will leave just days before Christmas
Several Amazon workers will have to quit their jobs two days before Christmas.
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Only 10 percent of Welsh government staff are working from the office
Only one in every ten Welsh government employees is currently working in the office every day.
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1,450 jobs saved as Next buys Joules out of administration for £34 million
Next, the high street fashion company has partnered with Tom Joule to pay £34 million to rescue Joules from bankruptcy.
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Ford will add 500 new jobs as part of £125 million expansion in Merseyside
The motoring giant has announced a £125 million project
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Twitter creates department for re-hiring staff who Elon Musk fired by mistake
The company now has a team of people working to bring back people who shouldn’t have been fired in the first place.
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Amazon acquires Veeqo to open its first development centre in Wales
Amazon, a major online retailer, has established its first development centre in Wales.
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Mortgage banker Gantry secures funding for veteran care center that will hire 400 people in North Carolina
Mortgage banking startup Gantry plans for a North Carolina expansion that will employ roughly 400 people.
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HSBC to close 114 banks in Britain from April 2023
HSBC plans to close more than 100 banks next year due to declining foot traffic.
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H&M to cut 1,500 jobs as it fights to compete with Primark and Boohoo
H&M is under pressure to compete with stores like Primark and Boohoo as the cost of living problem affects consumer shopping patterns.
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How the Enron scandal lost investors billions and led to executives going to jail
The scandal was one of the biggest in US history and led to new legislation being introduced
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The top 20 global jobs sites in October 2022
Indeed has retained its spot at the top of the list
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French man was illegally fired for not being “fun”
Insider reports the man, known only as Mr T, was sacked by the Paris-based consultancy firm Cubik Partners in 2015 after he refused to socialise with his colleagues after work and attended team-building events.
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