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The past few months have seen a number of high profile mass-layoffs from tech firms like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon. In each case, these layoffs are purported to stem from the need for organizations to gather the budget for their AI investments.

The external environment of an industrial space, be it car parks, loading bays and access roads, all have their own logistical challenges and safety risks.

Ahrefs has long been one of the most trusted SEO platforms for backlink and keyword research.

Hiring in New York City has never been simple, and recent legal changes are adding another layer of complexity.

Data is called an asset, but only if you can use it. In its original form, it's not.

Rust is quickly becoming a mainstream programming language in the engineering world, with companies from all industries actively adopting it.

RChilli, a leading provider of AI-driven solutions for recruitment transformation, is proud to announce its inclusion as a certified partner in the newly launched Oracle Fusion Applications AI Agent Marketplace.

You see it every day: talent lives on social.

Being an independent insurance agent can feel like running a small business inside a big industry.

Annual assessments arrive on a timetable, and classrooms feel the shift long before test week.

With how lightning-fast the modern workplace evolves, it offers glimpses into the future even now.

The United Kingdom's online casino industry is quietly undergoing a significant transformation, but not only on the gaming floor.

Search behavior has been changing fast, and it is rewriting the rules of digital marketing.

After analysing more than 2.8 million job postings between September and December (2022-2024), CV-Library found that one in five seasonal roles came from logistics & distribution, with workers paid an average of £15 an hour (the 10th highest-paid sector).

As a recruiter in the culinary industry, there are times when it’s tough to set job applicants apart. When the credentials and experience are too close to differentiate, it’s time to start looking at the smallest details.