Who could run Nvidia after Jensen Huang’s ousting following report of a second affair?
Chip giant co-founder’s departure opens up the succession race
Chip giant co-founder’s departure opens up the succession race
A young digital-savvy workforce is driving companies to commission posts and videos promoting aspects of corporate life
My HR team is based in the UK. How best can I approach them about this?
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Employees interested in cross-Border moves for better pay and opportunities cite the daily cost of commuting as an issue
Government’s 10.5% offer blows a hole in last month’s budget arithmetic but trade unions still wary
Managerial salaries have long been tied to the size of the workforce. What happens when that workforce is made up of AI agents?
A new art district in Nairobi’s largest slum challenges poverty tourism
Despite concerns, over six in 10 workers have never reviewed pension arrangements with an adviser
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New research on hybrid working shows what needs to change in workplaces and gives top tips to line managers
Work Q&A: I have a bad feeling about it all. I’m not looking for compensation, but is there anything I can do about this?
The typewriter and shorthand created new efficiencies but show how tech can constrain as well as liberate
However, country struggles to retain many of them, especially highly skilled ones
More than half want unlimited annual leave, survey shows
Wild Geese: Gráinne Walsh, Seville
Clauses preventing workers moving to a rival for months can limit job opportunities and lead to costly legal rows
Retailer operates 71 stores across the State and a large distribution centre in Clonee
Ryanair rival EasyJet has announced it is to install Elon Musk’s Starlink internet across its fleet
When the personal collides with work during fertility treatment, women react in different ways
WRC told discount store boss warned worker she would face disciplinary action over annual leave row
Tech giant moves to control costs and it spends up to $175bn on AI infrastructure this year
Since becoming a mother, I have not yet reconciled my two identities
Job hunters should not have to disclose their pay history or guess what salary is on offer
Wexford-born lawyer Pádraig Brosnan moved to Cayman around 15 years ago and is raising his family there
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Cost of disability payment falls way short of what is needed and cannot be claimed by those who work
Value of lost productivity due to conflict more than €239m, with in excess of €187m in the private sector and almost €52m in the public sector, according to NUIG study
Tell Me About It: ‘I get along very well with her, but I had never thought about her in a romantic context’
Quarter of HR specialists expect artificial intelligence will cause ‘minimal impact’ on workplace structures
Figures indicate US workers are increasingly interested in a move to Ireland, but what should they look out for before making the move?
Wild Geese: Jackie Gilna, Ottawa
A takeover - even by an affiliated company - could trigger a huge payout while bypassing operational targets
Evidence concludes in pilot’s marathon whistleblower action
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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