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Why are candidates are turning down jobs based on star signs - Vimarsana News

Why are candidates are turning down jobs based on star signs

From business decisions to hiring and firing, today's workers are increasingly guided by astrology and star signs. We hear their stories.

Employers must prepare for flexible working law change - Vimarsana News

Employers must prepare for flexible working law change

New flexible working laws in place from 6 April will hand employees greater rights to flexible working. Are you ready for the reforms?

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Amazon Web Services Under Scrutiny for Alleged "Silent Sacking" Amidst Layoffs and Remote Work Policy Changes - Vimarsana News

Amazon Web Services Under Scrutiny for Alleged "Silent Sacking" Amidst Layoffs and Remote Work Policy Changes

Justin Garrison, a senior developer at Amazon Web Services (AWS), has raised serious concerns about the tech giant's employment practices, accusing the company of engaging in a "silent sacking"

I'm a recruitment expert… here are five signs that you're about to get fired - Vimarsana News

I'm a recruitment expert… here are five signs that you're about to get fired

Many people are worrying about losing their jobs, but an employment expert has shared warning signs to be on the look out that you are in the firing line - and it comes down to your boss's behavior.

I'm a recruitment expert… here's five things you must do to stop your job being replaced by AI - Vimarsana News

I'm a recruitment expert… here's five things you must do to stop your job being replaced by AI

Generation Z will have to excel at different things - including constant reinvention, and being noticed in the office, said Jim Moore, employment expert at HR consultants Hamilton Nash.