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IBM Employee On Sick Leave For 15 Years Sues Company For No Pay Rise
He claimed that he was a victim of 'disability discrimination' because his salary had not been increased in the 15 years he was off work.
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Companies That Have Conducted Mass Layoffs In 2023. See List
Roughly 1,21,205 people have lost their jobs since the beginning of this year with 84,714 employees being laid off in January and 36,491 in February.
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Apple Prohibits Caste-Based Discrimination With Update in Employee Conduct Policy
Apple emerges as an early leader in policies to rid Silicon Valley of caste-based discrimination. Apple updated its general employee conduct policy about two years ago to explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of caste. Inclusion of caste as a category goes beyond the US discrimination laws, which do not explicitly ban casteism. Several co...
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Neuralink Founding Member Working on Chip Design Said to Have Departed Firm in Recent Weeks
A Neuralink executive who helped launch the firm six years ago is said to have left the company. Paul Merolla, who worked on Neuralink’s chip design program was one of eight people who helped set up Neuralink, including Elon Musk. The reason for his departure is currently unknown. Another founder was Neuralink’s former president Max Hodak, who ...
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IBM Said to Wind Down Russian Operation Amid Ukraine’s Invasion, Started to Lay Off Employees
IBM is winding down its business in Russia, the company informed in a memo to staff sent last week. IBM has already started to lay off its employees in the country. The announcement comes in the light of Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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IBM Fired 100,000 Older Employees to Look 'Cool,' 'Trendy', Lawsuit Alleges
A senior IBM employee has deposed in an ongoing age discrimination lawsuit that the company has fired as many as 100,000 employees in the last few years in an effort to look "cool" and "trendy" for millennials like Amazon and Google.
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IBM Fired 100,000 Older Employees To Look "Cool, Trendy", Claims Lawsuit
In a startling revelation, a senior IBM employee has deposed in an on-going age discrimination lawsuit that the company has fired as many as 100,000 employees in the last few years in an effort to look "cool" and "trendy" for millennials like Amazon and Google.
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IBM Is Being Sued For Age Discrimination After Firing Thousands
Shannon Liss-Riordan on Monday filed a class-action lawsuit in federal court in Manhattan on behalf of three former IBM employees who say the tech giant discriminated against them based on their age when it fired them.
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Zomato Acquires Bengaluru Startup TongueStun to Tap Into the Corporate Cafeteria Sector
TongueStun has a large pool of clientele, including IBM, Accenture, Ernst & Young, Sony, Genpact, 3M, Mindtree and Deloitte.
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I-T department Busts Tax Refund Fraud By IBM, Infosys Employees
Employees of over 50 prominent and medium-sized companies in Bengaluru are under the scanner of the department.
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IBM Has More Employees in India Than It Does in Its Home Nation, the US: Report
IBM employs more people in India than it does in its home nation.
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Google, Amazon, Intel, IBM Rank in Top 10 Places to Work in India: Indeed
While Amazon grabbed the 4th place, Marriott International was ranked 5th, Intel (6th), American Express (7th), IBM (8th), Tata Consultancy Services (9th) and Hyatt (10th).
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IBM India Denies Report Of 5,000 Possible Layoffs In Coming Months
The report comes amidst a flurry of performance-linked layoffs by many IT companies in India.
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From Accenture To Microsoft To IBM, Techies With These Skills Are Being Hired
While cloud computing technologies remain the most popular picks for IT employees, business analytics and machine learning skills are also in high demand by employers, according to Simplilearn Career Data Labs.
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Lloyds Plans To Move 1,900 Employees To IBM, Says Trade Union
In January, Lloyds was hit with a cyber attack that caused intermittent outages to customers of its personal banking websites, a source familiar with the matter said at the time as banks continue to look at ways to improve online security after a series of incidents over the past few years.
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IBM Employee On Sick Leave For 15 Years Sues Company For No Pay Rise
He claimed that he was a victim of 'disability discrimination' because his salary had not been increased in the 15 years he was off work.
-
Companies That Have Conducted Mass Layoffs In 2023. See List
Roughly 1,21,205 people have lost their jobs since the beginning of this year with 84,714 employees being laid off in January and 36,491 in February.
-
Apple Prohibits Caste-Based Discrimination With Update in Employee Conduct Policy
Apple emerges as an early leader in policies to rid Silicon Valley of caste-based discrimination. Apple updated its general employee conduct policy about two years ago to explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of caste. Inclusion of caste as a category goes beyond the US discrimination laws, which do not explicitly ban casteism. Several co...
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Neuralink Founding Member Working on Chip Design Said to Have Departed Firm in Recent Weeks
A Neuralink executive who helped launch the firm six years ago is said to have left the company. Paul Merolla, who worked on Neuralink’s chip design program was one of eight people who helped set up Neuralink, including Elon Musk. The reason for his departure is currently unknown. Another founder was Neuralink’s former president Max Hodak, who ...
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IBM Said to Wind Down Russian Operation Amid Ukraine’s Invasion, Started to Lay Off Employees
IBM is winding down its business in Russia, the company informed in a memo to staff sent last week. IBM has already started to lay off its employees in the country. The announcement comes in the light of Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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IBM Fired 100,000 Older Employees to Look 'Cool,' 'Trendy', Lawsuit Alleges
A senior IBM employee has deposed in an ongoing age discrimination lawsuit that the company has fired as many as 100,000 employees in the last few years in an effort to look "cool" and "trendy" for millennials like Amazon and Google.
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IBM Fired 100,000 Older Employees To Look "Cool, Trendy", Claims Lawsuit
In a startling revelation, a senior IBM employee has deposed in an on-going age discrimination lawsuit that the company has fired as many as 100,000 employees in the last few years in an effort to look "cool" and "trendy" for millennials like Amazon and Google.
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IBM Is Being Sued For Age Discrimination After Firing Thousands
Shannon Liss-Riordan on Monday filed a class-action lawsuit in federal court in Manhattan on behalf of three former IBM employees who say the tech giant discriminated against them based on their age when it fired them.
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Zomato Acquires Bengaluru Startup TongueStun to Tap Into the Corporate Cafeteria Sector
TongueStun has a large pool of clientele, including IBM, Accenture, Ernst & Young, Sony, Genpact, 3M, Mindtree and Deloitte.
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I-T department Busts Tax Refund Fraud By IBM, Infosys Employees
Employees of over 50 prominent and medium-sized companies in Bengaluru are under the scanner of the department.
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IBM Has More Employees in India Than It Does in Its Home Nation, the US: Report
IBM employs more people in India than it does in its home nation.
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Google, Amazon, Intel, IBM Rank in Top 10 Places to Work in India: Indeed
While Amazon grabbed the 4th place, Marriott International was ranked 5th, Intel (6th), American Express (7th), IBM (8th), Tata Consultancy Services (9th) and Hyatt (10th).
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IBM India Denies Report Of 5,000 Possible Layoffs In Coming Months
The report comes amidst a flurry of performance-linked layoffs by many IT companies in India.
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From Accenture To Microsoft To IBM, Techies With These Skills Are Being Hired
While cloud computing technologies remain the most popular picks for IT employees, business analytics and machine learning skills are also in high demand by employers, according to Simplilearn Career Data Labs.
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Lloyds Plans To Move 1,900 Employees To IBM, Says Trade Union
In January, Lloyds was hit with a cyber attack that caused intermittent outages to customers of its personal banking websites, a source familiar with the matter said at the time as banks continue to look at ways to improve online security after a series of incidents over the past few years.
