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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundStudy: IT workers more optimistic
August 13, 2004 IT workers' confidence in the employment market kept growing in July, but techies are less happy with actual jobs than workers overall.Wireless tech may hinder workers' breaks
June 15, 2005 The office of 2020 may allow for more job flexibility, but vacations may not offer a true break from employment pressures, study says.Bosses on the prowl for risque pics
June 18, 2005 Study finds that almost all big U.S. companies are watching out for naughty online images--and that a fair number lead to dismissals.Study: U.S. needs foreign-born workers
November 17, 2004 Report backed by pro-visa group sees shortages in high-skill occupations, a view not shared by all.Tech job cuts down from first quarter
July 14, 2005 But pace of cuts in 2005 still well ahead of rate in 2004, according to report from employment services firm.Chipmakers to fund cancer study
March 19, 2004 The semiconductor industry has enough data for research into dangers of manufacturing plants, experts say.Fewer pink slips for techies
February 17, 2005 Government report also suggests that offshore outsourcing played just a small role in mass layoffs in the fourth quarter.Study: 400,000 IT jobs lost since 2001
September 14, 2004 Nearly half of those jobs disappeared after the recession's official end, with San Francisco and Boston being hit the hardest.Labor group: Techies less optimistic
September 1, 2005 Survey of U.S. tech pros finds concerns include job exporting and rising health care costs.Tech skills pulling in more pay, report says
July 19, 2005 Offshore outsourcing is no longer as much of a drag on wages for American IT professionals, according to a new salary study.Report: Offshore IT outsourcing helps economy
March 30, 2004 Shipping software and services tasks abroad is boosting the country's figures for its gross domestic product, overall employment and wages, according to a trade group.IT workers resist overseas outsourcing
February 11, 2004 A study sponsored by a union group finds that U.S. information technology workers are becoming a political force motivated by the flight of jobs overseas.A half-million tech jobs lost in 2002, study says
November 19, 2003 Some 540,000 high-tech jobs were lost in the United States last year, according to a study from the American Electronics Association. But the research points to improvements for 2003.Cancer victims go to court against IBM
November 3, 2003 Lawyers are set to begin arguments this week in a landmark legal case that seeks to hold IBM responsible for alleged toxic chemical poisoning of employees at its manufacturing plants.California retains lead in generating tech jobs
March 15, 2005 Monthly report finds that the Golden State's share of new tech jobs ticked up in February after falling since November.It's my Internet--I can do what I want
March 29, 2006 Employees are roaming the Net at work for their own personal use, a potential liability for companies, attorney Eric J. Sinrod says.
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