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Portugal Backtracks, Shifts To Strict Digital Nomad Policies
Portugal hopes to cut living costs for locals with strict new policies to limit digital nomads.
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WeWork Completes U.K. and Ireland Restructuring, Focuses On Six Cities
WeWork completes U.K. and Ireland restructuring, focusing its portfolio on six key locations.
Canary Islands Coworking Scene Thriving With Influx Of Digital Nomads
Canary Islands' remote worker boom boosts coworking industry — but also local government turmoil.
Workers Prioritizing Pay Over Perks in Face of Global Inflation
High inflation is influencing pay expectations and the importance of workplace support.
EU Launches Official “AI Office,” First AI Safeguard Of Its Kind
EU creates AI Office to provide safeguards against unethical AI development and integration.
Deepfake Scam Costs Engineering Firm $25 Million, Highlights Urgency Of Workplace Cybersecurity
Arup loses $25M in a deepfake scam, underscoring a need for improved cybersecurity in the workforce.
IBM’s 800 New AI Jobs in Ireland Defy Industry Downsizing Trends
IBM creates 800 AI-related jobs in Ireland by 2024, capitalizing on the country’s tech industry growth.
Deloitte Survey Reveals Purpose And Flexibility Key To Retaining Gen Z and Millennials
Deloitte: Gen Z and Millennial workers prioritize purpose, climate action, and work/life balance in 2024.
Worried About Job Security, U.K. Tech Workers Embrace More In-Office Work
U.K. tech workers prefer structured office days Monday to Wednesday as AI job displacement concerns rise.
EU to Hit Microsoft with New Antitrust Charges Over Teams Bundling
EU to charge Microsoft with anti-competitive practices as market for collaborative tools ramps up.
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