Amazon to wind up some of its Indian operations – which means job cuts
Amazon will shut down some of its Indian operations including meal deliveries.
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Amazon workers in nearly 30 countries will strike on Black Friday
Amazon employees and labor activists in nearly 30 nations, including the US intend to walk out on Black Friday.
Tunisian royals, the Malaysian Prime Minister and islands in the Maldives: Corruption scandals that shook the world
Citizens, politicians, and media worldwide vigorously condemn abuses of power.
Bikini-clad staff, free massages and Michelin-star food: The most bizarre ways airlines attempted to get passengers
Despite some airlines offering all in-flight amenities and entertainment options, it’s dull and long for most.
H&M hit with another greenwashing lawsuit
H&M is facing yet another class action lawsuit over allegations that its Conscious Choice collection is greenwashing.
Huge businesses that have carried out massive layoffs in 2022
In the past two years, millions of people worldwide lost their jobs.
UK Companies hiring for Christmas 2022
October, November, and December can be great times to find new roles as fewer people are searching for jobs in autumn and winter, which means less competition.
Heathrow Airport strikes could cause flight chaos ahead of FIFA World Cup
Hundreds of Heathrow airport employees will go on strike later this month for three days.
Credit Suisse plans massive job cuts affecting 9,000 employees
The global investment bank will lay off 2,700 people in the fourth quarter of this year.
Fintech firm Fundbox cuts nearly 140 jobs in the U.S and Israel
Fintech lender Fundbox is eliminating 40 percent of its 348 staffers.
HBOS banker ‘driven by rapacious greed’ and gang stole millions from small businesses
The heinous actions of Lyndon Scourfield – described as an “utterly corrupt bank manager” – and his criminal gang were carried out when he worked for HBOS in Reading in Berkshire.
WhatJobs.com adds Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Luxembourg, and Bangladesh to its overseas operations
WhatJobs.com, the global job search engine, is pleased to announce further expansion by setting up operations in Thailand, Saudi, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Luxembourg, and Bangladesh, bringing its total global reach to 61 countries.
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