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Misconfigured UTAS SharePoint site exposed 20,000 students' details
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Why the 'employee experience' is so important now
"The biggest risk as we adapt to the new normal is losing good people," says Liferay’s Calvin Lynch.
Aug 27 2020 1:28PM
Amazon.com bans, then un-bans TikTok app from employee mobile devices
Calls the move a mistake.
Jul 13 2020 6:15AM
ANZ avoids onboarding too many apps during pandemic
Sticks with the same, simplified approach to IT.
Jun 22 2020 6:57AM
Telstra asks its 30,000 employees what they really think with 'experience pulse'
Insources, digitises and uplifts staff satisfaction surveys.
Jun 17 2019 7:00AM
Vic Govt employee directory accessed by unauthorised party
Impacts about 30,000 staff.
Jan 2 2019 10:59AM
More than half of NBN staff earn at least $100k
As contractor spend tops $274m.
Jul 4 2017 2:05PM
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Ex-Microsoft employee charged with leaking trade secrets
Allegedly gave pre-release Windows info to a blogger.
Mar 21 2014 7:30AM
Government to review employee share schemes
Consults with industry on promised tax changes.
Jan 22 2014 8:58AM
Zero-day Java exploit targets Facebook employees
Updated: Malicious files found on employee laptops.
Feb 16 2013 11:48AM
RIM cuts 11 percent of workforce
Chief operating officer to retire.
Jul 26 2011 7:12AM
Two women sentenced for hacking ex-employers
Cloud and county computer crimes.
Mar 3 2011 5:32AM
Analysis: Who really owns Huawei?
Unravelling the structure of the world's fastest growing networking vendor.
May 28 2010 7:22AM
Full-time employees greatest security risk
82 per cent see threat of employee fraud growing.
Nov 26 2009 10:50AM
Intel tweaks stock options, freezes pay
Intel is rolling out a pair of new shareholder proposals which could affect the financial status of nearly all the company's employees.
Mar 24 2009 2:37PM
Companies should be prepared for employee sabotage
A recent case of employee sabotage is the tip of the iceberg, according to one expert.
Jan 20 2009 11:20AM
Ex-employee pleads guilty to sabotaging his former employer's computer system
A man has pleaded guilty to sabotaging his former employer's computer system after he was fired.
Jan 19 2009 11:29AM
Organisations warned to avoid 'bad stress' during economic downturn
Economic worries, the credit crunch, and rising petrol prices could raise the potential for workplace aggression, a management expert has warned.
Aug 19 2008 3:55PM
Instant messaging found to reduce workplace interruption
A recent study has found the use of instant messaging software in the workplace to reduce disruption.
Jun 6 2008 3:24PM
Employee file transfers put firms at risk
Companies are being warned of the dangers posed by third-party web transfer services, and the use of instant messaging and social networking sites to send personal information..
Apr 16 2008 7:45AM
Admiring, not hiring is the key to skills shortage
While the Australian IT industry laments a lack of industry awareness and training to support staffing requirements, employee retention could be the key to overcoming the skills shortage of recent times.
Mar 27 2008 12:51PM
