Some teams at Apple will reportedly experience slow hiring and spending in 2023, as another tech giant tightens its belt

Some teams at Apple will reportedly experience slow hiring and spending in 2023, as another tech giant tightens its belt
Loyalty towards a business is often because of the company's philosophy. With the great resignation in full swing, can enterprises retain the talent they need by changing their business's culture?
Mayor of San Francisco admits her city needs to adjust to new reality that many workers will not return to working in an office
Prosecutors in New Taipei allege Chinese firm stole commercial secrets from a Taiwanese supplier and poached its workforce
Carrier frustrated after trade union rejects BT's highest pay award in 20 years, and sets strike date on 29 July and 1 August
Big loss for Autopilot development? Tesla AI and Autopilot leader Andrej Karpathy confirms he has parted ways with the EV maker
Social media platform seeks to reassure workforce, saying it was not looking at company-wide layoffs, but it will continue its restructure
UK carrier announces plans to add 2,800 jobs in UK and India, in contrast to others in tech industry implementing hiring slowdowns
Another tech giant confirms a hiring slowdown, as Google's Sundar Pichai also warns of investment consolidation in staff memo
Last remaining link between Apple and iconic designer Sir Jony Ive has reportedly been severed after contract is not renewed
More bad news for jobs? Staff at Rivian are to be briefed this week about restructuring and potential layoffs at the electric truck maker
Software giant Microsoft becomes latest tech to trim its workforce headcount, as other tech firms slow hiring plans or reduce employees
CEO Mark Zuckerberg tells staff to brace for a deep economic downturn, as Meta cuts its hiring plans by at least 30 percent
First strike in 35 years after BT staff with the e Communications Workers Union vote for industrial action over a pay dispute
After US Supreme Court last week removed women's reproduction rights, Google tells staff they can relocate without explanation
More restructuring at Tesla with hundreds of bob losses and California office closure, where staff had worked on its driver assistance systems
Toshiba shareholders approve addition of two board members from large activist investors, adding momentum to potential buyout plans
Apple prepared to accept successful unionisation vote at Maryland store and begin negotiations, report says, as US union interest surges
Danish competitor files fresh antitrust complaint against Google for Jobs, saying its search traffic fell 20 percent due to alleged anticompetitive practices
Western departures continues. Telecoms equipment giant Cisco confirms it will wind down business in Russia and Belarus over Ukraine war
It's International Women in Engineering Day. Several exceptional women working in tech. They share some of the challenges they’ve faced working in this typically male-dominated sector, as well as valuable tips to other women looking to break into the industry.
Internal research at Amazon warns the e-commerce giant could run out of workers in the US in two years, due to exceptionally high turnover
Apple Store staff at a shopping mall in Towson, Maryland, vote to form Apple's first US retail union amidst broader unionisation trend at corporate giants
Open letter from SpaceX staff saying Musk’s recent actions were a “distraction and embarrassment”, results in firings for those involved
Elon Musk addressed Twitter staff on Thursday, and touched upon potential layoffs, alien life, remote working, and free speech
Historic union vote is underway for Apple staff at its retail store in Maryland, amid trade union moves in other Apple retail outlets
Big Blue ordered to hand over internal emails of former CEO Ginny Rometty and IBM executives, which discuss efforts to shed older staff members
Amazon to begin drone delivery of 'thousands' of items weighing under 5lb in Lockeford, California, nearly ten years after creating Prime Air division
Security expert praises new government digital strategy for much-needed focus on cyber-security and reducing skills gap as London Tech Week begins
Dozens of smaller tech companies and organisations sign letter supporting American Innovation and Choice Online Act as tech giants warn of 'user risk'