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The most-loved workplace is one of the few tech giants on this top 100 list
The number one company might not be what you expected
In brief: With its high pressures, long hours, and, in some cases, lack of security, the tech industry isn't known for being a great place to work---even though the money's good. That could explain why virtually none of the big-name titans rank in the 100 Most Loved Workplaces of 2022 list, with the one exception being the company in the top spot.
Remote worker fired for refusing to keep his webcam on wins unfair dismissal case
It might have been a different story if he was US-based
A hot potato: A US company headquartered in Florida must pay a Netherlands-based remote worker thousands of dollars after it fired him for refusing to keep his webcam activated all day. The Dutch court that ruled in the employee's favor has suggested this sort of surveillance violates human rights.
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Google slows hiring as more companies worry about the economy
While Microsoft cuts jobs but increases its headcount
Bad actors are using deepfakes to interview for remote work tech jobs
Bogus hires could have access to corporate databases, financial information and more
Zuckerberg to Meta staff "there are probably a bunch of people at the company that shouldn't be here"
An ominous warning, Zuck says new policies will focus on "ruthless prioritization" and "modified performance standards"
Planned Amazon internal chat app reportedly banned words such as "restrooms," "vaccine," and "slave labor"
Union-related terms were also on the blacklist
HP's latest desktops and all-in-ones show off Alder Lake internals, RTX graphics and DDR5
New PCs target hybrid workspaces
Intel is setting aside over $2 billion to give to its employees
About $20,000 per employee
Better.com boss fires 900 employees during three-minute Zoom call
And then accuses some of laziness
Software developers for Chinese tech industry detail tough working conditions, long working hours
Many employees subjected to 9am to 9pm, six days a week work culture
Employees don't want to return to the office... but bosses do. Job satisfaction 62% higher for execs
Hybrid work culture is becoming the new norm
Activision Blizzard employees, CWA, file complaint for unfair labor practices
Company hires two new executives to help clean house
Microsoft study claims working from home threatens productivity and innovation
And it's not because of social media distractions
Automated hiring systems prevent millions of good candidates from getting through the front door
Automation is hurting the US labor market more than you think
Riot Games accused of delaying harassment investigation
California court wants Riot to inform its employees of their rights to cooperate in the investigation
Diablo IV director, other designers let go from Blizzard
More departures amid lawsuit controversy
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Opinion: Videoconferencing challenge looming
Returning to the office and hybrid work environments
Some Microsoft employees slept in data centers during pandemic to avoid lockdown
Going above and beyond, or going too far?
Cisco extends feature offerings for hybrid work, debuts Webex Suite
Cisco believes that 98% of all future meetings will have at least one remote participant
Amazon's mental health kiosks are giving off the wrong vibe
The Internet is mocking Amazon's privacy kiosks
Secrecy at Apple may be over as employees uncover workplace issues
Leaked letters and corporate culture gaps
Sex, alcohol, and shopping: the favorite activities of home workers and their high cost
Don't join the 39% of people who lost their job over non-work activities