Employees will not give up remote working easily
New figures from the Office of National Statistics show that 85% of UK employees currently working from home want a hybrid approach in future
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Is digital banking making branch staff redundancies inevitable?
Banks around Europe are closing branches as customers embrace digital banking. But will this lead to a wave of redundancies?
AWS pricing problems could deter the next generation of cloud engineers
AWS users old and new are regularly hit by unexpected bills, and this could harm the development of the in-demand cloud workforce.
Opinion: For women in tech, WFH should be an option – not an escape route from discrimination
The shift to remote working does not let employers off resolving the issues that drive women to avoid the workplace, writes Cristina Lago.
How to recognise and reward shifting workforce priorities
Individuals at different stages of their professional journeys discuss how ambitions have evolved since the start of the pandemic and the role Hexaware played in helping achieve these goals.
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Why the employee experience will sort winners from losers
The future of work will determine organisations' success or failure, panellists at a recent Tech Monitor roundtable argued, and technology leaders are increasingly concerned with the impact of tech on workers.
Four fundamental issues that contribute to CIO turnover
CIOs have the highest turnover in the C-Suite. Guest author David Harding identifies the factors that make IT leaders disengage and quit
What happened to all the pledges? Tech companies fail to take action on diversity
After George Floyd's murder, tech companies around the world rushed to send pledges to end racism and improve diversity within their companies. But one year on, little has changed.
People, planet and data-led transformation top the Technology Leaders Agenda
Tech Monitor survey of over 600 technology leaders, supported by Hexaware Technologies, reveals current and future priorities across region and sector.
More tech entrepreneurs have made it to the rich list – but none are women
Tech company executives are getting richer, but those at the top reflect the sector's lack of diversity.
Java, SQL and Python are the most in-demand digital skills globally
Covid-19 has turbocharged the rate of digitisation, accelerating global demand for software developers with skills in Java, SQL and Python.
What can tech leaders do to prevent return-to-the-office anxiety?
Many staff are reticent about going back to their workplaces after the pandemic. Tech leaders must develop flexible solutions to help.
How freelance labour platforms will reshape the world of work
Online labour platforms such as Upwork and Freelancer have grown 60% since 2017. In future, they may influence how organisations manage and monitor their own employees.
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