ASEAN urges investment in green jobs and workforce skills

The ASEAN Green Jobs Forum has called for funding for green industries, skills training aligned with labour market needs, and stronger social protection to ensure workers benefit from the shift to a greener economy. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) must strengthen investment in green industries, align skills development with labour market needs and … Read more

Saskatchewan AI office puts public sector jobs under scrutiny

Blake Fleischhaker, the ministry’s executive director of architecture and planning, explained the office’s purpose at an October 2026 procurement forum in Regina. “The AI office is going to be in place for us to build out our governance for AI, strategy, road maps and pretty much enable government to use AI responsibly,” he told CTV … Read more

HR Managers Reveal the Interview Red Flags That Can Cost Candidates a Job: ‘Don’t Come in and Be a Robot or Use AI’

A thread posted on r/AskReddit on October 23, 2026, asks people in HR which red flags hurt a candidate’s chances of getting hired. The thread had drawn more than 68 upvotes and 88 comments at the time of publication. One commenter said they prioritize preparation and honesty over clothing when interviewing candidates. They want applicants … Read more

Are IT jobs reviving? Infosys hired 4,480 in Q2

Infosys has added 4,480 employees in the second quarter of FY27, taking its total headcount to 3,32,542 as of 30 September, 2026. At a time when many firms have been cutting jobs or freezing hiring, this is a refreshing sign of revival in IT hiring. On a year on year basis, the increase is modest, … Read more

NAB staff speak out about 2,500-strong job cuts

Staff at National Australia Bank have railed against the bank following the massive 2,500 staff cut announcement, accusing it of a “spill-and-fill” strategy that forces them to reapply for their own jobs. Last week, National Australia Bank (NAB) said it would be axing 2,500 jobs in total before the end of the 2026–27 fiscal year, … Read more

HR job that fell one vote short in August returns to Wausau City Council

By Shereen Siewert | Wausau Pilot & Review A human resources job that fell one vote short in August returns to the Wausau City Council on Tuesday, with the department reporting 114 city hires so far in 2026. “The request for an HR Coordinator is not simply about adding staff to perform existing work,” Interim … Read more

Deputy Minister of Manpower Invites JARNAS.INDO to Oversee Labor Development, Highlights HR Quality

JAKARTA, Aktualita.co – Deputy Minister of Manpower (Wamenaker) Afriansyah Noor has invited the Indonesian National Network (JARNAS.INDO) to play a greater role in overseeing government policies, particularly those related to labor development and improving worker welfare. The invitation was extended by Afriansyah while attending the National Working Meeting (Rakernas) of JARNAS.INDO, themed Quo Vadis National … Read more

Pennsylvania bill shields workers who care for sick family members

The bill defines “family caregiver status” as a person who provides medical or supervisory care to someone related by blood, legal custody, or marriage. That is deliberately broad. It would cover an employee looking after an aging mother, a worker managing a child’s medical appointments, or someone caring for a spouse after surgery. Any employment … Read more