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Dell To Cut About 6,600 Jobs, Battered By Plunging PC Sales - Vimarsana News

Dell To Cut About 6,600 Jobs, Battered By Plunging PC Sales

Dell Technologies Inc., facing plummeting demand for personal computers, will eliminate about 6,650 jobs, becoming the latest technology company to announce it will let thousands of employees go.

Source: ndtv.com
Hit By Layoffs, Thousands Of Indian IT Professionals Struggle To Stay In US - Vimarsana News

Hit By Layoffs, Thousands Of Indian IT Professionals Struggle To Stay In US

IT Layoffs 2023: Thousands of Indian IT professionals in the US, who have lost their jobs due to the series of recent layoffs, are now struggling to find new employment within the stipulated period under their work visas.

Source: ndtv.com
Affected By Layoffs, Thousands Of Indian IT Professionals Struggle to Find New Jobs in US. Here's What They Say - Vimarsana News

Affected By Layoffs, Thousands Of Indian IT Professionals Struggle to Find New Jobs in US. Here's What They Say

Several Indian IT professionals, who are on non-immigrant work visas like H-1B and L1, are now desperately looking for options to stay in the US. -- aaa

Source: india.com
Russia risks causing new-year IT worker flight with remote working law - Vimarsana News

Russia risks causing new-year IT worker flight with remote working law

Russia's buffetted IT sector risks losing more workers in the new year because of planned legislation on remote working, as authorities try to lure back some of the tens of thousands who have gone

South Korea warns of NK IT workers operating under false identities - Vimarsana News

South Korea warns of NK IT workers operating under false identities

The South Korean government, Thursday, released a joint advisory warning about local companies inadvertently hiring North Korean nationals in the guise of foreign-born information technology (IT) workers, as the reclusive state has increasingly dispatched highly-skilled people around the world to generate revenue to fund its weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and ballistic missile programs. It also advised South Korean companies to beef up background checks when hiring IT specialists.