AI will transform jobs rather than eliminate them; it will only open up new opportunities
Girls have the edge in landing IT sector jobs: academician
10 songs that defined Asha Bhosles legendary career
Remembering Verma Malik: The Turning Point of His Career with Yaadgar
Mumbai, April 12: Verma Maliks name will always be remembered among the lyricists of Hindi cinema who immortalized films with their words. His birthday is celebrated on April 13. The songs he penned have never aged and continue to resonate with audiences today. Born on April 13, 1925, in Firozpur, Punjab, Verma Malik was influenced ... Read more Remembering Verma Malik: The Turning Point of His Career with Yaadgar
Asha Bhosle dies at 92: 10 songs that defined her legendary career
From cabaret swagger to ghazal grace, these 10 defining tracks trace how the iconic playback singer kept reinventing Hindi film music across generations
Explore Asha Bhosles family tree: Legendary singer Asha Bhosle has passed away at the age of 92. She was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital and died due to multi-organ failure. Bhosle was a celebrated playback singer, known for her versatile voice and extensive work in Indian cinema. Her career spanned over eight decades, recording thousands of songs in various languages.
In Punjab, open wounds from hit jobs on Ambedkar statues
The recurring desecration of Dr.B.R.Ambedkarsstatues in the State is being seen as a deliberate attempt to fracture theDalit-Sikhsocial fabric.VikasVasudevafinds that asAmbedkarJayantinears, people from both communities are determined to ensure that divisive forces do not fracture their relationship in a State where Scheduled Castes constitute 32% of the population
Exploring fundamentals of quantum computing and career pathways in the field
Skills, not degrees, will define careers in AI era, says expert
Overton gives Somerset the edge with career-best 141
Allrounder's second first-class century handed Somerset a first innings which Essex have whittled down
ED conducts raid at ex-Bengal minister Partha Chatterjees residence in school jobs scam
Enforcement Directorate officials conducted a five-hour raid at former West Bengal education minister Partha Chatterjee's residence in connection with the school jobs scam. The action follows Chatterjee's alleged failure to respond to summons after his release on bail. The investigation, linked to a multi-crore recruitment scam, previously saw significant cash seizures.
Tech industry layoffs are a reality. A UX design leader's journey shows how setbacks can lead to growth. After being laid off from Meta and earlier from Cisco, she reassessed her career. She found a better fit in UX writing. Her experience highlights that layoffs are business decisions. Pausing to reassess goals is crucial for finding aligned career paths.
RGV drops bombshell, credits Dawood Ibrahim for his career
Hyderabad: The Hindi film industry in the 1990s went through a very dark and dangerous phase. Many actors, producers, and directors have spoken about receiving threats, extortion calls, and pressure from the underworld. Some even faced violent consequences when they refused to cooperate. However, filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma says his experience was completely different. I Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Much like his character Brij Bhatti from the upcoming series Matka King, a man who rides the highs and lows of fortune, Varma said his own journey in showbiz has been anything but a straight line.
ED team visits residence of ex-Bengal Education Minister Partha Chatterjee over school jobs scam
The team conducted a search at his residence and questioned him, an ED official said, adding that Mr. Chatterjee did not attend an earlier summons after his release on bail
Dacoit- Ek Prem Katha box office: Adivi Sesh sees biggest opening of his career
Adivi Seshs Dacoit: Ek Prem Katha opens strong with Rs 15 crore+ on Day 1, marking his biggest debut. Positive word of mouth, fresh pairing with Mrunal Thakur, and strong performances drive momentum
LeBron James becomes 4th NBA player to reach 12,000 career assists
LeBron James has achieved a significant milestone, becoming the fourth player in NBA history to record 12,000 career assists. This remarkable feat occurred during a recent game against the Phoenix Suns. James' assist came from a defensive rebound and a long pass. He joins an elite group of players with this achievement.
An inappropriate joke nearly ended his career. Now he's back with more humour
A misfired joke nearly derailed Samay Rainas comedy career. Now hes back, reclaiming his voice.
Socio-economic criteria: HC restores over 10k Haryana govt jobs, clears recruitment hurdles
The FAA is encouraging gamers to get jobs in air traffic control
Sick! The Federal Aviation Administration is targeting gamers in its most recent job advertisement for air traffic controllers. The administration's annual hiring window opens at 12AM ET on April 17, and considering the ongoing shortage of air traffic controllers, it's calling this a period of supercharged hiring. Rad! The FAA's YouTube video draws parallels between gaming and directing air traffic, and notes that the average salary for the role after three years is $155,000. Hella! The FAA is clearly seeking players who are at least old enough to remember the Xbox One and Bjergsen in the LCS, which puts would-be candidates around their early 20s at least. It's either that, or the ad editors really just picked videos at random from the pile of stock footage marked gamerz . But I won't lie, it made me smile to see that Xbox One logo appear out of nowhere. Nostalgia is a hell of a thing. To reach the next generation of air traffic controllers, we need to adapt, US Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy said . This campaigns innovative communication style and focus on gaming taps into a growing demographic of young adults who have many of the hard skills it takes to be a successful controller. The FAA has been losing more air traffic controllers than it can hire and retain since the 2010s, and this trend only worsened during the pandemic in the 2020s, according to a report released in December by the US Government Accountability Office. The administration increased hiring every year since 2021, but at the end of 2025 it employed 13,164 air traffic controllers, 6 percent fewer than in 2015, the report said. At the same time, the number of flights in the air traffic control system increased by about 10 percent, to 30.8 million. Or, as the FAA put it on the ATC hiring page : Join the BEST AND BRIGHTEST, the elite squad of 14,000 controllers protecting 2.9 million daily passengers. Applicants must be a US citizen, under 31 (maybe those video editors do know what they're doing), and be able to speak fluent English. An aptitude test, medical screening and academy training follows, among other steps. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/the-faa-is-encouraging-gamers-to-get-jobs-in-air-traffic-control-230308014.html?src=rss
The Hindu Education Plus will host a two-day Career Counselling Fair in Chennai on April 11 and 12
Vijay Varma On Cannes, Career Surprises And Flying With Big B
Varma said his constant fight has been to avoid being caged into specific roles.
A Reddit user shared his decision to blacklist a large Indian multinational after a negative consulting experience. He refused a recruiter's offer, citing the company's poor work-life balance and lack of professionalism. This act of openly rejecting the firm provided him with significant emotional relief and empowerment.
Trump Rants About Carlson, Other Former Supporters: They Are Losers, Nut Jobs, Not MAGA
Donald Trump attacked erstwhile supporters Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens, and Alex Jones, saying they're not MAGA. ... The post Trump Rants About Carlson, Other Former Supporters: They Are Losers, Nut Jobs, Not MAGA appeared first on The New American .
Oracle cuts 700 jobs in first wave fears grow of massive layoffs that could hit 30,000
Oracle Layoffs Explained: Oracle is initiating significant job cuts. Hundreds of employees in California and Seattle face layoffs. Analysts suggest these reductions are part of a larger restructuring to finance artificial intelligence projects. This move comes as the tech industry experiences widespread job losses. Other major tech firms are also reducing their workforce.
Quote of the day by Marilyn Monroe: Marilyn Monroes philosophy reflects widely documented themes from her interviews and writings, focusing on fame, loneliness, emotional balance, and self-worth. Her reflections highlight the importance of balancing career success with personal happiness, relationships, and inner peace, making her ideas timeless in discussions on life, work-life balance, and emotional well-being.
Back to the same office? The tug-of-war behind Americas Boomerang Jobs
A MyPerfectResume survey reveals growing yet divided attitudes toward boomerang jobs in the US. While 55% see returning to a former employer as strategic, many remain cautious. Leadership change and work-life balance drive reconsideration, but concerns over workplace politics and burnout persist. Ultimately, employees are redefining careers, treating returns as recalibrations rather than regressions.
UAE: Sharjah Ruler approves 330 municipal jobs, Emirati graduates and high school holders eligible
His Highness Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi has approved the recruitment of 330 Emirati citizens across Sharjah's municipalities. This initiative aims to boost national workforce participation and enhance public services, with a focus on supporting graduates and improving municipal operations. The recruitment drive will strengthen local governance and service delivery throughout the emirate.
An Indian tech couple on H-1B and H-4 visas faced sudden job loss, triggering a tight immigration deadline. With no immediate visa extension options, they've decided to return to India to rebuild their careers from scratch. Their story, shared online, has sparked discussions and advice on navigating the transition back home.
World Bank President Ajay Banga backs jobs push, cites India model
Washington: Underscoring job creation as the core of global development strategy, World Bank President Ajay Banga has pointed to models like Indias cooperative sector as examples of scalable growth solutions. Speaking at the Atlantic Council ahead of the annual Spring meeting of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, Banga said development efforts must shift Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Pavan Kumar N R's Work Across Film, Tech and Music Signals a Changing Career Model
Pavan Kumar N R's engagement with regional cinema, student-led digital platforms and independent music production highlights a non-linear trajectory that reflects broader shifts in how emerging practitioners navigate creative and technological ecosystems.
Lost your job to AI? Experts warn the career damage could be permanent and hard to reverse
AI layoffs long term effects: Losing a job to AI could inflict deeper, lasting career damage than typical layoffs, economists warn. Displaced workers may face prolonged unemployment, lower wages, and delayed life milestones. While younger workers might adapt better, significant job displacement is a future concern, potentially impacting careers for years.
Disney layoffs 2026: The latest Disney layoffs 2026 move has sent shockwaves across the global media industry. Around 1,000 jobs are being cut. The most impacted teams in Disney layoffs 2026 are in marketing. Film marketing, TV promotions, and streaming campaigns are being merged. This consolidation has created duplicate roles. Those roles are now being eliminated.
Udne Ki Aasha actor Radhika Vidyasagar talks relatability and career choices
Radhika Vidyasagar calls Udne Ki Aasha a fulfilling journey, highlights evolving respect for senior actors, and shares her balance between Marathi and Hindi work, stressing relatability, financial realities, and her characters emotional depth as key to the shows appeal
PM Modi promises jobs, safety, and end of TMC rule in West Bengal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitched for a double-engine government in Bengal ahead of the 2026 assembly polls, unveiling a six-point Modis guarantee at a Haldia rally. He promised to implement the Seventh Pay Commission for all government employees if the BJP comes to power, ensure government accountability, provide womens safety, punish corrupt Trinamool leaders, and remove infiltrators.
Actor Rajesh Kumar, famed as Roshesh Sarabhai, once left acting for farming. His organic venture faced severe financial losses. In a recent conversation, the actor shared that his sisters, who had been living abroad for 25 years, returned to India to support him. They quit their jobs to manage the farm. Read on to know more about it.
Disney plans to cut 1,000 jobs: Report
Walt Disney is planning to cut as many as 1,000 positions in the coming weeks, many of which will be made in the companys marketing department, the Wall Street Journal reported
Paramount President Jeff Shell ousted again as fresh scandal rocks career in 3 years
Jeff Shell left Paramount Skydance after a new lawsuit created controversy. The case involves claims about unpaid work, leaked business details, and a promised TV project. The company denied wrongdoing, but the situation raised risk concerns. This is Shells second major exit in three years. Experts say top executives can lose roles even when allegations are not fully proven.
Sanjeev Ahluwalia | Rising MPs: Development Need; or Jobs for the Boys?
Proposal links womens quota with seat hike, raises concerns over balance
West Bengal Assembly elections: Left Front, Congress poll manifestos promise jobs
Left Front manifesto promises initiatives for heavy and medium scale industrialisation,setting up of new software and hardware parks; Congress manifesto looks like a copy of the Trinamool Congress poll promises
Odisha Rolls Out Rs 40,800-Cr Industrial Push; 36 Projects To Generate 59,000 Jobs
The flagship event at Bhuinpur in Khordha district saw the rollout of 34 projects under Begunia block, while two additional projects were taken up at Ramdaspur in Cuttack.
Adani Group announces 33,081 cr projects in Odisha, generating over 9,500 jobs
State to hold Campus to Career (C2C) Summit on May 15, 16
The objective of the summit is to provide skill-based education to students in higher education, thereby enabling and creating employment opportunities, says Higher Education Minister
Techie fearing layoffs considers career-switch to nursing but faces tough choice
US tech sector instability is causing widespread job insecurity, as highlighted by a worker who lost two tech jobs and a warehouse position. This uncertainty is prompting tech professionals to consider career shifts, with one exploring nursing, though the perceived stability of healthcare is also being questioned due to systemic strains and financial risks.
Palaniswami Labels DMK a Failure Model, Criticizes Stalin Government on Jobs and Flood Issues
Chennai, April 8: Edappadi K. Palaniswami (EPS) launched a scathing attack on the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) government on Wednesday, branding it a failure model and urging voters to remove it from power in the upcoming assembly elections. The AIADMK General Secretary addressed a public meeting in Velachery, accusing the administration led by M.K. ... Read more Palaniswami Labels DMK a Failure Model, Criticizes Stalin Government on Jobs and Flood Issues
'It is tough, but I'm trying to survive': Pune-based manager worried about his career in AI-era
A Pune IT manager navigates the rapid AI-driven workplace changes, feeling pressure to constantly adapt to new tools and evolving roles. He questions if he's mastering skills or just surviving, a sentiment shared by many Indian IT professionals. Despite anxiety, he emphasizes resilience and embracing discomfort as key to developing a versatile skill set.
Employee engagement has declined globally for the second consecutive year, with South Asia, particularly India, experiencing the steepest drop. This trend is largely driven by the rise of quiet quitting among ot engaged workers, impacting profitability and economic growth. India also reports increased daily sadness and anger among its workforce.
Oracle's layoffs signal a shift in the tech world. AI is changing job security, making old specialisations less valuable. Professionals must now focus on human skills like creativity and empathy. Building a reputation for results and strategic thinking is key. The future belongs to those who combine human insight with AI's capabilities, embracing change and innovation.
The camp was organised under the aegis of New Town Charitable Trust on the instructions of district collector Harichandana Dasari.
A career counselor shared an anecdote about a decade-long employee who stayed with his company not for financial gains, but due to the compassionate support received from his manager during a family emergency. This highlights that genuine empathy and emotional security are key drivers of long-term employee loyalty, more so than perks.
Andhra Pradesh Approves Over 39,000 Crore in Investment Proposals, Creating 111,000 Jobs
Amaravati, April 7: The Andhra Pradesh State Investment Promotion Board (SIPB) has approved 31 projects worth 39,436 crore. These initiatives are expected to create over 111,000 direct jobs in the state. During a meeting chaired by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, projects in key sectors such as renewable energy, industry, IT, tourism, and food processing ... Read more Andhra Pradesh Approves Over 39,000 Crore in Investment Proposals, Creating 111,000 Jobs
7 career mistakes that stop smart people from growing, and how to fix them
Being smart helps in interviews and presentations, but it doesnt always translate into growth. Many talented professionals stay stuck not because they lack ability, but because they repeat the same subtle career mistakes again and again. Entrepreneur and content creator Ankur Warikoo recently highlighted a pattern he sees over and over: smart people overthink, delay, compare, and play it safeoften without realising it. In a recent LinkedIn post, he listed some common traps that keep highpotential professionals from moving forward, along with practical ways to reverse them. Read on to know more:
'No Threat From AI': Carpenter Charges Rs 900 For 45 Minutes, Sparks Debate About Blue-Collar Jobs
A social media user recounted paying a carpenter Rs 900 for just 45 minutes of work, sparking a conversation about future of blue-collar workers.
'Lost My Career Because Of IPL': Ex-England Skipper Drops Major Bombshell
Kevin Pietersen made an explosive allegation that his international career came to a premature end due to a dispute with authorities over his participation in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
Punjab sees over 50% dip in women-led MSMEs, jobs
LU to set launch new career-oriented courses
Who was Carrie Everett, and what is her cause of death, family and net worth details? Carrie Everett, former Miss North Carolina 2024, died at 22 after metastatic signet ring cell carcinoma. She studied vocal performance at North Carolina Central University and competed at Miss America. Her family confirmed her passing and requested privacy while tributes from the Miss North Carolina organization and university highlighted her advocacy, education goals, and impact on HBCU representation and scholarship awareness.
Rahul Promises Monthly Rs 2k For Jobless Pondy Youth, 30k New Jobs
Those governing Puducherry are not rooted here. Decisions are being imposed from Delhi, and the administration does not represent the aspirations of the people: Rahul Gandhi
Assams capital Guwahati sees nightlife boom with rising clubs, cafes and jobs: Can politics keep up?
Guwahati is experiencing a vibrant metamorphosis into a bustling urban hub. The nightlife sparkles with the emergence of trendy clubs and chic bars, while cozy cafes serve as favorite spots for daytime socializing, fostering a surge in hospitality job opportunities. Infrastructure development, including new bridges and flyovers, is reshaping the city's landscape.
CM Omar Abdullah Hands Over Jobs To 124 Candidates Under SRO-43
Jammu, Apr 6: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday handed over appointment orders to 124 candidates from Jammu division under the Rehabilitation Assistance Scheme and SRO-43, reaffirming the governments commitment to support families affected by loss. According to a post shared by the CMs office on X, the appointments were handed over in the presence of Advisor Nasir Sogami. The Chief Minister expressed solidarity with the families, stating that the appointments aim to provide dignity, stability and support during difficult [] The post CM Omar Abdullah Hands Over Jobs To 124 Candidates Under SRO-43 appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Entrepreneur Ankur Warikoo has highlighted seven common career mistakes that even smart people tend to make, such as waiting to feel ready, chasing titles over skills, taking feedback personally, and quitting too early. In his LinkedIn post, he explains that overthinking and playing safe often hold professionals back more than a lack of ability. He also shares simple ways to correct these patterns, stressing that consistent action, learning, and patience are what truly drive long-term career growth.
CM Omar Hands Over Jobs to 124 Candidates in Jammu Under SRO-43, Rehabilitation Scheme
SRINAGAR: The Chief Minister on Monday distributed appointment orders to 124 candidates from the Jammu Division under the Rehabilitation Assistance Scheme and SRO-43, aimed at providing employment to the next of kin of deceased government employees. Advisor to the Chief Minister, Nasir Sogami, was also present during the event. Chief Minister today handed over appointment []
Appraisal Season & Career Growth: What the Stars Say About Your Next Move
. Employees reflect on performance, managers evaluate impact and organisations decide who moves ahead and who waits for another cycle. Yet, for many professionals, there is often a lingering question : why do outcomes sometimes not align with effort? Appraisal Season & Career Growth Increasingly, people are exploring astrology as a way to understand these patterns. While performance and skill remain critical, timing and personal cycles are also believed to play a role in shaping career trajectories. Astrology offers a different lens, helping individuals decode phases of growth, stagnation or transition through planetary movements. Why Appraisal Outcomes Don’t Always Match Effort One of the most common frustrations during appraisal season is the mismatch between hard work and rewards. Astrologers suggest that planetary cycles can influence recognition, decision-making and workplace dynamics. Certain periods naturally support growth and visibility, while others may slow things down despite consistent effort. This perspective does not replace performance, but it helps explain why outcomes can vary across cycles. Some professionals experience rapid growth phases, while others build momentum slowly and achieve more stable success over time. Using Appraisal Season as a Career Checkpoint Rather than viewing appraisals as a final judgement, many professionals are beginning to see this time as a moment for reflection and recalibration. It becomes an opportunity to ask deeper questions about career direction, role alignment and long-term growth. Astrology based insights can help bring clarity by highlighting favourable periods for change, stability or risk-taking. With the rise of personalised digital platforms, accessing such insights has become easier. Apps like Neo Astro are offering customized career guidance based on individual birth charts, helping users understand promotion cycles, job change timing and workplace challenges with greater context. While astrology is not a substitute for effort or capability, it is increasingly being used as a tool for self-awareness. When combined with consistent performance and strategic thinking, it can help individuals make more informed career decisions. As appraisal season unfolds, the focus should not just be on outcomes, but on direction. Whether this cycle brings immediate rewards or signals the need for change, understanding personal growth patterns can help professionals move forward with greater clarity and confidence.
Gold falls as Iran war, robust US jobs data dim Fed rate-cut hopes
Spot gold slipped 0.5% to $4,652.89 per ounce by 0452 GMT, while US gold futures for April delivery held steady at $4,678.70 in thin trade, with many markets in Asia and Europe closed for a holiday
A Bengaluru career coach Simon Ingari revealed a disturbing workplace trend. Companies are losing skilled employees due to invasive monitoring. One professional left a high-paying job after discovering blink-tracking cameras. This highlights that trust, not surveillance, retains talent. Measuring outputs over attention is crucial for retaining valuable staff. Overly aggressive monitoring can backfire, alienating innovators.
CM Revanth Promises Jobs For Sporting Youth
The Chief Minister urged national players to take forward Telanganas message on how to encourage sportsmen.
Left Front Unveils Manifesto Focused on Jobs and Investment in West Bengal Elections
Kolkata, April 5: The Left Front, led by CPI(M), released its manifesto for the upcoming assembly elections in West Bengal on Saturday, emphasizing industrial development and job creation. The manifesto promises to fill all vacant positions in the state government and attract significant investments in the private sector by reforming the states industrial policy. Biman ... Read more Left Front Unveils Manifesto Focused on Jobs and Investment in West Bengal Elections
Blake Lively faces career shock after major blow in Justin Baldoni legal battle
Blake Lively is facing increased scrutiny after a court ruling in her legal battle with Justin Baldoni dismissed most of her claims. The decision has shifted momentum in the case and raised concerns about its impact on her career. Industry insiders suggest studios may become cautious due to potential risks, while others believe a strong project could restore her standing.
Malayali musician Steve Thomas Kottoor on Dhurandhar background score and career
The 26-year-old musician from Kochi has worked on the web series Ba**ds of Bollywood and performed as a keyboardist with several bands
Relieve Back Pain from Desk Jobs with Paschimottanasana
New Delhi, April 4: In todays fast-paced lifestyle, we often spend long hours sitting at desks. This can lead to stress and pain in the spine, lower back, and muscles. Practicing Paschimottanasana can provide numerous benefits for the body. Paschimottanasana is a fundamental pose in Hatha Yoga, also known as the Seated Forward Bend. The ... Read more Relieve Back Pain from Desk Jobs with Paschimottanasana
Record 65K govt jobs provided in 4 yrs: CM
The Hindu EducationPlus Career Counselling fair to be heldin Chennai on April 11,12
Too many women STEM students drop out before entering careers: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw
When women are given equal access to opportunities, supported in their growth, and empowered to lead, the entire ecosystem benefits, says Parvinder Maini, Scientific Secretary, Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser (OPSA)
U.S. job market has been in a slump over the past year, and the war in Iran has clouded the outlook.
U.S. job market has been in a slump over the past year, and the war in Iran has clouded the outlook.
Ex-US Soldier Earned $1.5 Million A Month For UAE Kill Jobs: Report
According to Anssaf Ali Mayo, a Yemeni lawmaker, Abraham Golan was hired as a mercenary to kill him back in 2015. He said it was part of a larger effort by the UAE to eliminate people who opposed them politically.
Who is General Christopher LaNeve, new US Army Chief of Staff? The US Army faces a leadership shift after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asked General Randy George to retire. General Christopher LaNeve will serve as acting Army Chief of Staff. This explainer covers his career, education, deployments, awards, family background, and the context behind the change.
Who is General Randy George, why was he fired by Pete Hegseth, and who will be next Army Chief of Staff? The Pentagon confirmed that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asked Army Chief of Staff General Randy George to retire before the end of his term. The leadership change comes during rising military activity linked to the Iran war and troop deployments. General Christopher LaNeve will serve as acting Army Chief of Staff while the administration prepares its long-term leadership decision.
Power, petroleum and policy in focus at Future Career Conversations
With India importing nearly 85% of its oil, panellists noted that vulnerabilities have only intensified since the Ukraine war, which disrupted established supply chains and altered global energy flows
Oracle layoffs spark fury: 30,000 jobs cut, families say cancer patients lost insurance
Oracle has reportedly laid off thousands of employees globally, sparking outrage as families claim workers with cancer lost their jobs and health insurance overnight. The company's aggressive AI and cloud infrastructure investments, coupled with negative free cash flow, are cited as potential reasons for the mass job cuts.
Where the jobs are heading: Digital, data and cybersecurity skills top Indias hiring list
Indian employers now prioritize digital, data, and cybersecurity skills for job readiness. A new study reveals a workforce adapting to changing expectations, not just job losses. Mid-career professionals are in high demand but short supply. Companies are increasing learning budgets and embracing skills-based hiring over traditional degrees. Inclusion is also a growing focus in skilling programs.
Why Americas college graduates are taking jobs they didnt study for
A new report from MyPerfectResume reveals a striking trend in the US workforce: even entry-level jobs that once required little education are now dominated by college graduates. Between 69% and 98% of workers in roles like lifeguards, bartenders, and postal clerks are overeducated. This credential creep leaves many underemployed, underpaid, and highlights the growing gap between degrees and job requirements.
Oracle Layoffs: 12,000 Jobs Cut in India Amid AI Shift, Is Your Job at Risk?
Oracle lays off 12,000 employees in India as it shifts focus to AI and cloud computing, raising concerns over job security in the tech industry.
Keralam Assembly Polls: LDF Unveils Manifesto with Welfare, Jobs Push
CM Vijayan said the alliance aims to transform Kerala into a developed state with major improvements in agriculture, industry, education and healthcare
Kerala polls: LDF pledges Rs 3,000/month pension; jobs, growth push in election manifesto
Kerala's ruling LDF has released its Assembly election manifesto. The party promises to eliminate absolute poverty and increase welfare pensions to Rs 3,000 monthly. The manifesto also focuses on youth employment through campus placements and skill training. Women's workforce participation aims for 50 percent. Development plans include attracting Rs 2 lakh crore investments and creating new industrial corridors.
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