All Staffing and Training

Pre-Christmas holidays will harden impact of HP DWP strike

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) could find itself under pressure next week unless a planned strike by Hewlett-Packard staff is called-off.

Fancy a challenge? Climb the three peaks with CARE International

Charity CARE International is inviting IT teams to climb Snowdon, Ben Nevis and Scafell Pike in 24 hours in the 3 Peaks Challenge 2010.

Progress set to cut 14% of workforce

Progress Software is cutting up to 14% of its global workforce as it restructures operations to cut costs. The enterprise software house said it also...

1,000 angry HP EDS staff vote to strike

As many as 1,000 Hewlett-Packard staff will go on strike for one day this month to show their disapproval of pay freezes and job cuts at the company.

Make your ERP roll-out succeed

The history of enterprise resource planning (ERP) roll-outs is far from flawless and business has been quick to blame failures on the technology.

Obituary: David Craver

Former Computer Weekly editor David Craver died on Friday 27 November. He had been in a coma following a heart-attack in France six months ago.

Five reasons to move to the Middle East

With a tough UK employment market, now may be a good time to look at the possibility of working abroad. The Gulf Cooperation Countries (GCC) including the...

Careers clinic: The biggest mistake in job interviews

Let's assume that your CV has done its job and you have been invited to interview, writes Jeremy I'Anson, director of Career...

Most Brits are not tech-savvy, says BCS

Britons are not benefiting from the full commercial, social and cultural benefits of modern technology, according to research commissioned by the British Computer Society.

Nokia cuts hundreds more jobs

Nokia is expected to cut another 220 jobs as part of further plans to reduce research and development activities in Japan, bringing the total worldwide R&D job cuts to 550.
Results Page: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11... PREVIOUS | NEXT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
QHS6-20091008.5