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Microsoft backs down in severance pay fiasco
Microsoft has backtracked on its controversial decision to ask some employees who were recently made redundant to pay back some of their severance package, which was originally overpaid.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 25 2009 6:23AM
Software
US DOJ phishes its own employees
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has admitted that it has been sending phishing emails to its own employees in order to test their security awareness.
Iain Thomson
Feb 3 2009 2:11PM
Security
Google takes a stand on gay marriage
Google has filed an amicus brief in several legal challenges to Proposition 8, which make gay marriage illegal in California.
Iain Thomson
Jan 19 2009 6:51AM
Strategy
SMEs urged to manage staff internet use
Many small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are ignoring policies to manage non-essential, personal use of the internet at work as they move toward hosted and cloud computing applications.
Dec 1 2008 2:45PM
Training & Development
Employers need to educate employees on security policy
Human error is the main security issue for IT directors, according to research from Clavister.
SC Australia Staff
Nov 27 2008 10:09AM
Security
Google and P&G trade secrets
Google and Procter and Gamble today announced they have been swapping staff to increase their competitive edge.
Rosalie Marshall
Nov 20 2008 3:15PM
Strategy
Five hundred AMD employees axed
AMD has cut 500 jobs in a world-wide cull.
INQUIRER Staff
Nov 6 2008 3:02PM
Training & Development
Nokia plans to make job cuts
Nokia has said that it could be cutting as many as 600 employees in a series of reorganisations.
Shaun Nichols
Nov 5 2008 2:45PM
Telco/ISP
Future is rank for 3,000 Xerox employees
Tech giant Xerox is the latest company to announce large-scale redundancies and blame it on the current economic turmoil.
Stewart Meagher
Oct 27 2008 6:49AM
Training & Development
Telstra gives $400,000 to employee's charities
Telstra has given its employees the chance to donate to their favourite charities and community organisations as part of a $400,000 grants scheme.
Staff Writers
Oct 9 2008 3:08PM
Training & Development
Study: Employees engage in risky computing
Common employee behaviour may result in data loss or leakage of a company's intellectual property, a new study concludes.
Angela Moscaritolo
Oct 2 2008 10:08AM
Security
Workers more likely to lie in email
Workers are significantly more likely to lie in email messages than in traditional pen-and-paper communications, according to two new studies from Lehigh University, Pennsylvania.
Staff Writers
Sep 26 2008 6:14PM
Training & Development
In-car spy units to catch ‘misuse’
Companies can save up to $750 per month on corporate vehicle costs by spying on what employees are using the cars for, according to an Aussie software company.
Staff Writers
Sep 3 2008 12:01AM
Hardware
Why not telework?
The growth in telework is not as robust as most people think, as managing remote workers and security are big problems. But "secure telework" is possible.
Dan Lohrmann, Michigan CISO
Apr 17 2008 12:18PM
Security
Office-based employees pose greater threat than remote workers
Nearly half of companies believe office-based employees pose a greater threat to the corporate network than remote workers, a new poll reveals.
Fiona Raisbeck
Oct 11 2007 2:14PM
Security
Lost Alcatel-Lucent disk holds personal details
Telecommunications service provider Alcatel-Lucent has sent notifications to employees and retirees about a 3 May data breach.
Frank Washkuch
May 22 2007 8:42AM
Security
Lost: hard drive with information of 100,000 employees in US
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said today that it is investigating a missing external hard drive containing sensitive information of about 100,000 employees.
Dan Kaplan
May 8 2007 9:57AM
Security
Money makes the world go round, says employees
Employees want their bosses to give them money, money and more money according to an online survey by Hays Information Technology.
Lilia Guan
Apr 26 2007 2:05PM
Training & Development
160 000 personal files stolen latest US retailier breach
The latest retailer to suffer a data breach: Neiman Marcus.
Frank Washkuch
Apr 26 2007 10:04AM
Security
McAfee Study: Employees take the blame for data losses
The majority of businesses still hold the end user liable if they cause a security breach, despite legislation which deems the employer responsible, according to new research by McAfee.
Fiona Raisbeck
Mar 9 2007 4:27AM
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