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The pay deals agreed for public sector workers on Isle of Man - and how much everyone will get - Vimarsana News

The pay deals agreed for public sector workers on Isle of Man - and how much everyone will get

But not all offers have been accepted

Lightspeed India VC says Indian SaaS startups bloated up, suggests better hiring practices needed - Vimarsana News

Lightspeed India VC says Indian SaaS startups bloated up, suggests better hiring practices needed

The VC hinted that SaaS companies have not been able to utilise employees efficiently– ARR/FTE being the metric here. Indian companies have ARR/ FTE of $30,000 to $50,000, which is far below their peers in the United States.

Lamar Community College experiences surge in fall enrollment - Vimarsana News

Lamar Community College experiences surge in fall enrollment

As the leaves change and the academic year begins anew, Lamar Community College is noticing a promising trend – a surge in student enrollment. As of Sept. 28, the institution has witnessed an encouraging increase in enrollment, experiencing a 5.4% increase in Full Time Equivalent, totaling 260 FTEs, and a 7% boost in headcount compared […]

Making the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan a reality - Vimarsana News

Making the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan a reality

Professor James Buchan, senior fellow at the Health Foundation, explores what the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan means for nursing.

Lib Dems: Long waits for GPs three times higher in some rural areas than London - Vimarsana News

Lib Dems: Long waits for GPs three times higher in some rural areas than London

The Liberal Democrats are calling for a strategy to address what they say is an urban-rural divide in access to GPs