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The Verge | March 18, 2020

Tesla will reduce its workforce at its Fremont, California, car factory after the local Sheriff’s Office said the company was not complying with a three-week shelter-in-place order meant to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, BuzzFeed News is reporting. The Silicon Valley automaker will drop from around 10,000 employees to 2,500, though it’s unclear when the scaleback will take place, or what the company is doing to prevent those workers from being infected with or spreading th...

HR PRACTICE

15Five | March 14, 2022

15Five today announced the release of Perform, a robust performance management solution designed to help HR leaders create a performance program that fits their organizational goals, culture, and technology stack. Perform enables HR leaders to run an end-to-end performance management cycle, from performance reviews through to employee compensation and career development conversations. The platform has been designed from the ground up to be easy-to-use for HR leaders, beneficial fo...

IBM | October 16, 2020

IBM Services (NYSE: IBM) and Burger King Brazil have collaborated to make another remote helper, in light of IBM Watson Assistant, named TOP (Technology Orienting People) to help Burger King (BK) Brazil's 16,000 workers, serving in excess of 800 cafés, be more associated with one another and its authority. New exploration from the IBM Institute for Business Value demonstrates that studied organizations outperforming others in productivity, income development and advance...

Google | February 03, 2020

Google earned the top ranking among Fortune 100 companies for religious inclusion, based on results from the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation's new Corporate Religious Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Index. According to the index, most Fortune 100 companies overlook religious inclusion in favor of other diversity initiatives such as race, gender, sexual orientation, age and disability. In other index findings, more than half of the Fortune 100 companies' public platforms fail ...