Your workplace tech may be affecting your health – and not in a good way

Your workplace tech may be affecting your health – and not in a good way

Poor tech is causing stress and leading to sick days, survey claimsProving productivity by metrics isn’t workingSlashing the number of tools isn’t the solution Nearly two-thirds (63%) of workers say technology has actually negatively impacted their lives over the past year, with many workers dissatisfied with the tech solutions being provided to them by their…

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Despite AI-related job loss fears, tech hiring holds steady – and here are the most in-demand skills

Despite AI-related job loss fears, tech hiring holds steady – and here are the most in-demand skills

NeoLeo/iStock / Getty Images Plus Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways Tech hiring for the next quarter is steady compared to a year ago.AI may be driving much of the continuing demand for tech talent.Those demands might be driving a rise in contract work. The conventional wisdom is that artificial…

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OpenAI unveils Grove, a five-week mentorship program for nascent tech entrepreneurs, hosted in its San Francisco HQ, with ~15 participants in its first cohort (Jaures Yip/CNBC)

OpenAI unveils Grove, a five-week mentorship program for nascent tech entrepreneurs, hosted in its San Francisco HQ, with ~15 participants in its first cohort (Jaures Yip/CNBC)

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Ribera says EU must be ready to review US trade deal over Trump’s attacks on tech regs

Ribera says EU must be ready to review US trade deal over Trump’s attacks on tech regs

Shorouk Express The EU should reassess its trade deal with the United States if President Donald Trump follows through on his threats to punish the bloc over its tech regulations, Brussels’ competition chief has warned in an interview with the Financial Times. Teresa Ribera, the European Commission’s executive vice president, told the newspaper in an…

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