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Warrington Magistrates' Court staff set to go on strike - Vimarsana News

Warrington Magistrates' Court staff set to go on strike

WARRINGTON Magistrates’ Court is set to be affected by staff launching a strike in a dispute over a controversial case management system.

PCS union say Worcester Magistrates' Court will be affected by strikes - Vimarsana News

PCS union say Worcester Magistrates' Court will be affected by strikes

WORCESTER Magistrates' Court is set to be affected by strike action according to a national union.

Tech critical to the UK's prosperity, says Jacob Rees-Mogg - Vimarsana News

Tech critical to the UK's prosperity, says Jacob Rees-Mogg

Technology could provide the answer to the energy crisis, according to the secretary of state for business, energy and industrial strategy, as he hails tech as a way to guarantee prosperity for the country.

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa - Vimarsana News

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Further UK strikes as 40,000 rail workers bring rail network to a halt over jobs, pay, conditions and safety, postal workers in latest 24-hour strike and Liverpool dockers in new week-long stoppage; Criminal Bar Association agrees sellout deal with UK government to end long-running strikes over pay and legal aid; two-week pay strike of Transnet port and rail workers in South Africa “throttling the economy”

Source: wsws.org
Public sector spend on IT climbed to £12.6bn in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Public sector spend on IT climbed to £12.6bn in 2021

Government and public sector bodies continue to increase their IT spend year on year, according to a report by Tussell, which found that so-called “tech titans”, hold almost 90% of the market share.