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Why Gen Z Is Being Branded As The Most "Unemployable Generation"
As per a recent report, Gen Z are considered to be the worst employees in any organisation. Here's why
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OpenAI Reportedly Shares the Five Levels to Reach Superintelligent AI With Its Employees
OpenAI has reportedly created a classification that shows different levels towards superintelligent artificial intelligence (AI) and shared it with the employees. As per the report, the classification has five levels where the first level is a conversational chatbot and the fifth is the artificial general intelligence (AGI), an AI system considered...
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Japan Ranks Last In Global Survey Of Employees' Well Being, India Is...
Japan came in last in a global ranking of employees' well being, measured by assessing physical, mental, social and spiritual health, the results of a survey conducted by McKinsey Health Institute showed.
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The Witcher Multiplayer Spin-Off Studio Hit With Layoffs Due to Game Reboot: Report
The Witcher multiplayer spin-off game underwent a major overhaul last week, thanks to a developmental restart that defined a ‘new framework.’ In the process, developer The Molasses Flood has reportedly laid off 29 employees — 21 team members in the US and eight from Poland. The Boston-based studio was confirmed to be leading development on th...
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Twitter Whistleblower Set to Testify Before US Senate Committee Over Alleged Security Lapses: Report
Twitter's former security chief Peiter Zatko will be grilled by a US Senate Committee on Tuesday, according to a report. The popular hacker is expected to be grilled by the committee over claims that a Twitter employee may have worked on behalf of a foreign government, as well as his claims of security lapses on the part of the popular microbloggin...
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Amazon Won't Let Employees Use Words Like 'Union', 'Restrooms', 'Slave', 'Prison' on Planned Messaging App
Amazon is said to be working on a messaging app for employees that will ban specific words, according to a new report based on the company's internal documents. It will rely on content filter that bans words like “union”, “prison”, “slave labour”, “diversity” as well as “restrooms”.
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Bank Employee's Service Not To Be Reinstated In Case Of Loss Of Confidence: High Court
Delhi High Court said bank employees have the larger responsibility of ensuring banking system's integrity as well as maintaining trust of customers. Hence reinstatement ought not be permitted when there is a loss of confidence due to misconduct.
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Schools For Classes 9-12 To Reopen In Leh From October 14
RT-PCR sampling for COVID-19 of all the students as well as teachers, wardens, staff and employees would be mandatory, and only those with negative coronavirus report will be allowed to enter or stay in the hostels or residential schools
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Apple's Child Sex Abuse Image-Scanning Move Said to Spark Concern Within Its Own Ranks
Apple's move to scan US customer phones and computers for child sex abuse images is facing a backlash that has grown to include employees speaking out internally, a notable turn in a company famed for its secretive culture, as well as provoking intensified protests from leading technology policy groups.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor Resumes Partial Operations At Its Bidadi Plant
Toyota Kirloskar Motor has resumed partial manufacturing operations at its Bidadi plant in Karnataka today onwards. The plant will be running with a workforce of 50 per cent.
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COVID-19: MG Motor India Conducts Free Vaccination Drive For Its Employees
MG Motor India has partnered with regional authorities at both the facilities in Gurugram and Halol as well as regional offices to carry out the free vaccination drive.
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Not All Banks Will Be Privatised: Finance Minister Amid Employees' Strike
Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman today assured that not all banks will be privatised and wherever it happens, the interest of the employees will be protected.
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Amazon Installing AI Cameras in Delivery Vans Sparks Surveillance Concerns
Amazon fitting its branded delivery vans with AI cameras is being criticised by privacy advocates as well as its own workers. Amazon said the AI cameras were to protect the drivers and the communities in which they deliver.
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LinkedIn Cuts 960 Jobs as Pandemic Puts the Brakes on Corporate Hiring
LinkedIn said that it would cut 960 jobs, comprising six percent of its global workforce. Chief Executive Ryan Roslansky said the company would provide at least 10 weeks of severance pay as well as health insurance for a year for U.S. employees, and will hire for newly-created roles from laid-off staff.
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MakeMyTrip Lays Off 350 Employees as Travel Sector Suffers Due To COVID-19 Crisis
Founder Deep Kalra and CEO Rajesh Magow sent out a letter to all MakeMyTrip employees informing them about the layoff. The letter was accessed by Gadgets 360, and the reason for this layoff has been attributed to the COVID-19 crisis, and its long-drawn impact on the travel industry.
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Why Gen Z Is Being Branded As The Most "Unemployable Generation"
As per a recent report, Gen Z are considered to be the worst employees in any organisation. Here's why
-
OpenAI Reportedly Shares the Five Levels to Reach Superintelligent AI With Its Employees
OpenAI has reportedly created a classification that shows different levels towards superintelligent artificial intelligence (AI) and shared it with the employees. As per the report, the classification has five levels where the first level is a conversational chatbot and the fifth is the artificial general intelligence (AGI), an AI system considered...
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Japan Ranks Last In Global Survey Of Employees' Well Being, India Is...
Japan came in last in a global ranking of employees' well being, measured by assessing physical, mental, social and spiritual health, the results of a survey conducted by McKinsey Health Institute showed.
-
The Witcher Multiplayer Spin-Off Studio Hit With Layoffs Due to Game Reboot: Report
The Witcher multiplayer spin-off game underwent a major overhaul last week, thanks to a developmental restart that defined a ‘new framework.’ In the process, developer The Molasses Flood has reportedly laid off 29 employees — 21 team members in the US and eight from Poland. The Boston-based studio was confirmed to be leading development on th...
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Twitter Whistleblower Set to Testify Before US Senate Committee Over Alleged Security Lapses: Report
Twitter's former security chief Peiter Zatko will be grilled by a US Senate Committee on Tuesday, according to a report. The popular hacker is expected to be grilled by the committee over claims that a Twitter employee may have worked on behalf of a foreign government, as well as his claims of security lapses on the part of the popular microbloggin...
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Amazon Won't Let Employees Use Words Like 'Union', 'Restrooms', 'Slave', 'Prison' on Planned Messaging App
Amazon is said to be working on a messaging app for employees that will ban specific words, according to a new report based on the company's internal documents. It will rely on content filter that bans words like “union”, “prison”, “slave labour”, “diversity” as well as “restrooms”.
-
Bank Employee's Service Not To Be Reinstated In Case Of Loss Of Confidence: High Court
Delhi High Court said bank employees have the larger responsibility of ensuring banking system's integrity as well as maintaining trust of customers. Hence reinstatement ought not be permitted when there is a loss of confidence due to misconduct.
-
Schools For Classes 9-12 To Reopen In Leh From October 14
RT-PCR sampling for COVID-19 of all the students as well as teachers, wardens, staff and employees would be mandatory, and only those with negative coronavirus report will be allowed to enter or stay in the hostels or residential schools
-
Apple's Child Sex Abuse Image-Scanning Move Said to Spark Concern Within Its Own Ranks
Apple's move to scan US customer phones and computers for child sex abuse images is facing a backlash that has grown to include employees speaking out internally, a notable turn in a company famed for its secretive culture, as well as provoking intensified protests from leading technology policy groups.
-
Toyota Kirloskar Motor Resumes Partial Operations At Its Bidadi Plant
Toyota Kirloskar Motor has resumed partial manufacturing operations at its Bidadi plant in Karnataka today onwards. The plant will be running with a workforce of 50 per cent.
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COVID-19: MG Motor India Conducts Free Vaccination Drive For Its Employees
MG Motor India has partnered with regional authorities at both the facilities in Gurugram and Halol as well as regional offices to carry out the free vaccination drive.
-
Not All Banks Will Be Privatised: Finance Minister Amid Employees' Strike
Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman today assured that not all banks will be privatised and wherever it happens, the interest of the employees will be protected.
-
Amazon Installing AI Cameras in Delivery Vans Sparks Surveillance Concerns
Amazon fitting its branded delivery vans with AI cameras is being criticised by privacy advocates as well as its own workers. Amazon said the AI cameras were to protect the drivers and the communities in which they deliver.
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LinkedIn Cuts 960 Jobs as Pandemic Puts the Brakes on Corporate Hiring
LinkedIn said that it would cut 960 jobs, comprising six percent of its global workforce. Chief Executive Ryan Roslansky said the company would provide at least 10 weeks of severance pay as well as health insurance for a year for U.S. employees, and will hire for newly-created roles from laid-off staff.
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MakeMyTrip Lays Off 350 Employees as Travel Sector Suffers Due To COVID-19 Crisis
Founder Deep Kalra and CEO Rajesh Magow sent out a letter to all MakeMyTrip employees informing them about the layoff. The letter was accessed by Gadgets 360, and the reason for this layoff has been attributed to the COVID-19 crisis, and its long-drawn impact on the travel industry.
