Stop Competing for Local Talent. Your Next Best Hire Is (Probably) Overseas, and Here’s Why.

Smart leaders are shifting their hiring strategies to include talent from overseas rather than limiting themselves to local candidates. With an increasingly competitive job market, this strategy not only broadens the hiring pool but also helps companies access critical skills that are hard to find domestically. Source: HR.com Key Points Global talent markets are now […]

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Japan: new policy initiatives and judicial rulings with global implications

Summary In 2024, the Japanese government launched a new policy to promote international arbitration, partnering with legal, business, and arbitration communities. The initiative includes raising awareness and building capacity to make Japan a key arbitration seat in East Asia. Alongside this, important judicial rulings have emerged, particularly from the Supreme Court and Tokyo High Court, […]

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Vantage Circle’s CEO Joins Power-Packed Panel to Decode Workplace Culture for Gen AI Success

Summary Vantage Circle, known for its innovative employee recognition and rewards platform, participated in the SHRM TECH 2.0 Conference held in Mumbai. Here, CEO Partha Neog took part in a pivotal panel discussion titled “Workplace 2.0: Decoding Culture for Gen AI Success”. The discussion revolved around the necessity for workplace cultures to adapt alongside the […]

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Pedro Brito, Nova SBE: «Não há líderes prontos: há pessoas dispostas a crescer e a servir melhor»

Summary Pedro Brito, Associate Dean and CEO of Nova SBE Executive Education, discusses the evolving landscape of leadership in Portugal amidst the second edition of Unplugged Leadership. The initiative aims to inspire and reflect on leadership by examining the role of technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), in coaching and leadership development. Brito asserts that true […]

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Thames Water pauses bonuses: how can HR set executive pay fairly?

Summary Thames Water has recently halted its executive bonus scheme, which was tied to a controversial £3bn government loan aimed at preventing the company from collapsing. The decision comes amid heavy criticism from the public and officials, who argue the executives were “rewarding themselves for failure.” Experts weigh in on executive pay practices, highlighting the […]

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‘Sighing in frustration’ found to be disability discrimination in ADHD tribunal ruling

A UK employment tribunal has made a significant ruling that nonverbal expressions of frustration, such as sighing, can be considered disability discrimination. This case involved Robert Watson, a software engineer with ADHD, who was discriminated against by his former employer, Roke Manor Research. The tribunal stated that the colleague’s expressions of frustration concerning Watson’s work […]

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M&S says it will respond to April cyberattack by accelerating digital transformation plans

Summary Following a significant cyberattack in April, Marks & Spencer (M&S) has announced plans to expedite a digital transformation project originally slated for two years into just six months. The cyberattack has reportedly cost the company £300 million ($400 million), affecting its profits and operations. M&S CEO Stuart Machin emphasises the company’s focus on recovery […]

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Rhode Island publishes RIBridges hack investigation details

Rhode Island has unveiled the findings of a third-party review regarding the RIBridges cyberattack, which affected over 644,000 individuals. This analysis, conducted by CrowdStrike, outlines how the breach occurred and details its timeline. Source: Article Link Key Points The RIBridges breach was confirmed to impact approximately 644,401 individuals, substantially more than previously estimated. The cyberattack […]

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Microsoft says it squashed malware that infected 394,000 Windows computers

Microsoft has announced a significant security victory, having taken down malware that affected nearly 394,000 Windows computers worldwide. The Digital Crimes Unit collaborated with law enforcement and cybersecurity experts to disrupt the Lumma malware during a critical two-month period. Source: USA Today Key Points Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit identified and tackled Lumma malware, which infected […]

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Large SOCs Take a Multifaceted Approach to Optimizing Security Operations

The article delves into the evolving role of large security operations centres (SOCs) in optimising security operations. It highlights how these centres are shifting from reactive processes to a more proactive security approach, focusing on monitoring, threat management, and intelligence analysis. The research from Enterprise Strategy Group explores how larger SOCs adopt technologies like GenAI, […]

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