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Neom CEO Resigns Amid Worker Death Reports in Saudi's Vision 2030 Project

12 hours ago

Neom CEO Nadhmi Al-Nasr resigns amid worker death claims.
- Alleged 21,000 worker deaths in Saudi Vision 2030 projects.
- Vision 2030 launched by Crown Prince Mohammed in 2016.
- Neom projects include The Line, Trojena, Oxagon.
- Al-Nasr previously criticized for harsh leadership style.
- Saudi Arabian council refutes high worker death statistics.
- Claims countered with low global work-related fatality rate.
- Leadership transition announced November 12.
- New CEO Aiman Al-Mudaifer takes over Neom.
- Vision 2030 aims to diversify Saudi Arabia's economy.

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Spike in Ghosting Frustrates Employers Amid Job Market Uncertainty

2 hours ago

Job seekers are increasingly ghosting potential employers.
- Employers see ghosting as a major business concern.
- Economic uncertainty is making employers cautious about hiring.
- Most Canadian employers don't have strategies to stop candidate ghosting.
- Clear communication keeps candidates engaged during hiring.
- Building a strong employer brand boosts candidate confidence.
- August sees a job market drop with fewer permanent and temporary roles.

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Niija Kuykendall Leaves Netflix, Jason Young Promoted Amidst Shakeup

17 hours ago

Niija Kuykendall to leave Netflix by year's end.
- Jason Young promoted to VP of film at Netflix.
- Dan Lin leads Netflix's new film strategy.
- Genre-based reorganization implemented.
- 'The Piano Lesson' among Kuykendall's projects.
- Kuykendall's exit follows other staff trims.
- No new destination for Kuykendall disclosed.
- Prior roles at Warner Bros and Viacom noted.
- Kuykendall had ties with top filmmakers.
- Netflix emphasizes quality and quantity focus.

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British Car Industry Crisis: Stellantis Considers UK Plant Closures Amid EV Rules

1 day ago

Stellantis may close UK plants amid EV rule disputes.
- Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port and Luton factories at risk.
- Stellantis CEO warns of potential job losses.
- Negotiations over UK's ZEV Mandate crucial for outcome.
- UK inflation hits three-year low, impacts pension increase.
- State pension set to rise by £473 next year.
- Rare medical case: Birmingham man with three penises.
- Experts cite triphallia as extremely uncommon condition.
- UK inflation fall could signal Bank of England rate cut.
- Stellantis' decision could affect 2,500 UK workers.

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Princess Anne's Resilient Glasgow Visit Amid Delays; Human Trafficking Charges

1 day ago

Princess Anne arrived in Glasgow despite a flight delay.
- Flight delay due to fog diverted plane to Prestwick Airport.
- Anne attended the HIV Drug Therapy Congress in Glasgow.
- Two charged in Glasgow with human trafficking offenses.
- Human Trafficking Unit led Glasgow arrests.
- Glasgow's LEZ showed a 20% drop in NO2 pollution levels.
- Albion Automotive closure in Glasgow puts 100 jobs at risk.
- Glasgow Comic Con attracted enthusiasts of all ages.
- Comic Con featured cosplay catwalk and celebrity guests.
- Glasgow's LEZ improvements linked to fewer polluting vehicles.

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Tarrant County's Workforce Revolution: T3 Partnership Leads the Charge

1 day ago

T3 Partnership promotes workforce development in Fort Worth.
- Program targets education-to-employment gap via advising.
- Recent Vision T3 event highlights counseling and mentorship.
- American Airlines, Lockheed Martin among program backers.
- T3's first cohort graduates from partner institutions this year.
- Fort Worth Mayor Parker underscores student investment.
- T3's Pathways to Careers helps align skills with job needs.
- Arlington Mayor Ross praises T3's character-building role.
- Fostering partnerships to meet future workforce demands.
- T3 anticipates a sustainable future for local students.

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U.S. Dockworkers Strike Ends, Remedying Supply Concerns Pre-Election

2 days ago

Dockworkers strike suspends, averting U.S. trade disruption.
- Strike lasted three days, impacting East and Gulf coasts.
- Agreement extends current contract; talks resume in January.
- Dockworkers secure 62% pay raise over six years, union says.
- Resolution prevents further hurricane-triggered shortages.
- Biden praises deal as ports aid recovery from Hurricane Helene.
- Dockworkers stop automation threats as talks continue.
- Strike averted pre-election economic and political pressure.
- Industry warned strike cost U.S. $3-5 billion per day.
- Ports face backlog; normal operations could take weeks.

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UK Post Office Shake-Up: Hundreds of Jobs and Dozens of Branches at Risk

1 day ago

Over 100 UK Post Office branches may close soon.
- Hundreds of jobs could be lost due to closures.
- Post Offices face a potential shift to franchise model.
- Proposal impacts 115 loss-making Post Office branches.
- Ongoing Horizon IT scandal affects Post Office decisions.
- Post Offices handle record cash amidst bank shutdowns.
- Closure threatens only banking access for many UK areas.
- Unresolved IT issues add strain to postmasters.
- Planned meetings to address future Post Office strategies.
- Post Office promises more revenue for independent branches.

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UK Job Market Cools Amid Rising Unemployment and Slow Wage Growth

2 days ago

UK unemployment rises to 4.3% amid economic slowdown.
- Rachel Reeves's tax hike impacts employers, raises concerns.
- National minimum wage increase by 6.7%.
- Job vacancies drop by 35,000 in recent months.
- Average earnings growth rate slows to 4.3%.
- ONS data caution due to labor force survey issues.
- Payroll figures suggest easing in the labor market.
- Concern over potential dilemmas for Bank of England.
- 'Paddington in Peru' dominates UK box office.
- Premier League player under investigation for rape.

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Senior Lecturer Files Racial Discrimination Case Against University

2 days ago

Akali Omeni accuses St Andrews University of racial discrimination.
- The tribunal involves allegations of constructive dismissal and bias.
- Omeni claims white colleagues received more support.
- He cites 'tone policing' as a racial microaggression.
- His mental health reportedly suffered due to university actions.
- Omeni noted a lack of empathy during his role as Director of Impact.
- He received more work than average in his first year at St Andrews.
- Omeni sought help for a decline in mental health before resigning.
- Employment tribunal presided over by Judge Jennifer McCluskey.
- University of St Andrews has not commented on an ongoing case.

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