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The migrant crisis is racking up a hefty price tag for state and local governments, as they work to care for the massive influx of newcomers.

/PRNewswire/ -- In a significant move that underscores the future of work as global and distributed, Hubstaff and Deel are excited to announce a new strategic...

The cuts are part of the company’s plan to reorganize.

“The industry has changed immensely, and we need to future ready ourselves to set the business up for what lies ahead,” Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan said in a blog post Tuesday. “We need to deliver on expectations from developers and gamers and continue to propel future technology in gaming, so we took a step back to ensure we are set up to continue bringing the best gaming experiences to the community.”

Transformative Actions Underway as Bumble Inc (BMBL) Navigates Growth and Efficiency

Sony on Tuesday announced that it will lay off about 900 employees in its PlayStation unit, or 8% of its global workforce. "These decisions have been extremely difficult, but they are necessary, and I think it's important to be transparent," said Hermen Hulst, head of PlayStation Studios. "After careful consideration and many leadership discussions over several months, it has become clear changes need to be made to continue to grow the business and develop the company," ...

In this article, we will look at the 25 countries with the highest employment rates in the world. We have also discussed the global economic landscape. If you want to skip our detailed analysis, head straight to the 10 Countries with the Highest Employment Rates in the World. According to the International Labour Organization’s World […]

At the core of global growth and transformation lies a capable and flexible workforce empowered by technology and fueled by organizational agility and efficiency.

US sportswear maker Nike plans to reduce its global workforce by about 2% as part of its efforts to reduce costs and streamline the organization amid softer revenue outlook and increasing competition, reports said citing a memo. More than 1,600 employees are likely to be affected with the job cuts based on the company's total workforce of about 83,700 employees worldwide. The job cuts are planned in two phases, with first round starting on Friday, and the second round to be completed by the...

In January, Citigroup announced plans to eliminate 20,000 positions from its global workforce of around 200,000. This month, Deutsche Bank revealed plans to cut 3,500 jobs to reduce costs by $2.7 billion by 2025. Machine learning is now poised to take down many more jobs