Toronto-Dominion Bank plans to use software to monitor employee computer activity, including app usage and mouse movements, to understand workflows and identify bottlenecks. The move has sparked privacy concerns among employees, drawing parallels to a similar backlash at Meta.
PwC's global chairman, Mohamed Kande, stated at VivaTech that companies using AI at scale are hiring more people and seeing wage growth, contrary to "white-collar doom" narratives. However, entry-level roles exposed to AI are stagnating, and the bar for new hires is rising.
Mumbai's BEST bus services remain suspended for a second day as employees continue their strike despite government intervention and the invocation of the Essential Services Maintenance Act. Lakhs of commuters face severe disruption, relying on overcrowded alternatives while union leaders demand key concessions.
Three Amazon engineers who testified against AI data center buildouts are reportedly under company investigation. Amazon Employees for Climate Justice filed a civil rights complaint, alleging the company violated Seattle law by discriminating against employees based on political ideology.
Two employees have been killed and six injured at the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) since the beginning of the year, according to plant spokesperson Yevgenia Yashina. She stated that Ukrainian forces continue to target the ZNPP's transport department and personnel buses, impacting both plant staff and residents of Energodar.
Accenture's stock dropped nearly 20% after reporting Q3 revenues of $18.7 billion, up year-over-year but below expectations, with a 2% decline in new bookings. CEO Julie Sweet urged investors to focus on AI adoption as a long-term growth driver.
Accenture's stock dropped nearly 20% after reporting Q3 revenues of $18.7B, up year-over-year but below expectations, with a 2% decline in new bookings. CEO Julie Sweet urged investors to focus on AI adoption as a long-term growth driver.
NASA's Habitation and Logistics Outpost (HALO) module, intended for the Lunar Gateway, is reportedly no longer proceeding as planned. A key contractor, Paragon Space Development Corp., was told to stop work, signaling a potential end for the module's development.
Amazon engineers who testified at Seattle City Council meetings criticizing AI data center expansion and calling for regulation are now under company investigation. The employees fear disciplinary action, including potential termination, and accuse Amazon of monitoring political advocacy.
Three Amazon employees who advocated for data center regulation in Seattle are now under internal investigation, facing claims they spoke for the company without approval. They allege retaliation for expressing personal political beliefs and have filed a complaint with Seattle's Office for Civil Rights.
Three Amazon software engineers allege the company retaliated against them for testifying at Seattle City Council hearings about data centers, filing a legal complaint accusing Amazon of violating a city law that bars employment discrimination over political speech.
The Trump administration has declared the algae cleanup at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool a "regional and national priority," urging staff to work overtime for July 4 celebrations. The $14 million renovation project turned green shortly after completion due to algae infestation.
A Ukrainian drone attack on Energodar on Wednesday resulted in the death of one Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) employee and serious injury to another, according to Rosatom Director General Alexey Likhachev. This incident follows earlier reports of casualties in the region.
Klarna's shift from full-time customer service to AI chatbots and gig workers illustrates AI's transformation of work. Experts predict AI will fragment jobs, leading to more precarious gig work, impacting white-collar professions and rolling back worker protections.
Accenture is changing its salary increase structure for over 780,000 employees. Half of the approved hike will be a lump-sum payout in June, the other half added to base pay. This aims to provide immediate cash while managing payroll costs.
Tokyo's 'Cool Biz' campaign, allowing male employees to wear shorts in the office, aims to improve comfort and reduce electricity use. The initiative, championed by Governor Koike, has faced swift criticism.
Tokyo's 'Cool Biz' campaign, allowing male employees to wear shorts in the office, has faced swift backlash. The initiative aims to improve comfort and reduce electricity use amid rising fuel prices.
Central government employees await the 8th Pay Commission's recommendations. Arrears for top-level employees (Level 15-18) could range from ₹36.44 lakh to over ₹93 lakh for a 20-month delay, depending on the fitment factor.
Central government employees are anticipating the 8th Pay Commission's recommendations, with potential arrears for top-level employees (Level 15-18) ranging from ₹36.44 lakh to over ₹93 lakh for a 20-month delay, depending on the fitment factor. Meetings with stakeholders are ongoing.
The Trump administration has ordered Anthropic to cut access to its AI models Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all foreign nationals, including employees and users within the US. This unprecedented move, citing national security and export control authorities, has led to widespread access being blocked and highlights the unstable stage of AI governance.
A cultural historian argues that the "leadership chasm"—the gap between how bosses see themselves and how employees experience their leadership—is the primary reason for low employee engagement in the US. Psychological safety, work-life balance, and unclear expectations are key issues.
Clever, a Danish EV charging firm, has eliminated its management hierarchy, operating with self-managed teams and no bosses since 2025. Co-founder Casper Kirketerp-Møller aimed to boost human potential in an automated world and improve agility. The model emphasizes employee autonomy and shared decision-making, with 92% of staff reporting job satisfaction.
Afghanistan's government employees are reportedly banned from using smartphones following an order from Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada. The ban, effective June 17, aims to restrict communication channels, with violations potentially leading to job termination or imprisonment.
A letter bearing the Supreme Court's emblem, announcing a ban on smartphones for all government employees effective June 17, circulated on social media. The Supreme Court has not commented, and government departments continue to use WhatsApp.
