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VMware staff in Silicon Valley can leave a pandemic and wildfire-ridden zone, if they’re willing to accept less pay • The Register 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- September 12, 2020
VMware, the cloud computing biz headquartered in Palo Alto, California, will reportedly cut salaries for employees opting to permanently work-from-home if they decide to move out of Silicon Valley. The coronavirus pandemic has forced tech companies to shutter their offices as the Bay Area counties enforce strict shelter-in-place measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Your company got through the pandemic by leaping into the cloud – but did you leave data security behind? • The Register 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- September 7, 2020
Webcast Remote working really does look like it’s going to be the new normal, either by the average worker continuing to stay away from the office in the mid-term or, perhaps more interestingly, because many organisations have now switched to understanding the benefits of dispersed and remote workers as a viable option for the corporate
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How the coronavirus pandemic is affecting young people’s career plans 0
- BUSINESS
- August 17, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has had a serious and potentially detrimental impact on the lives of young people in the UK. The disruption to A-level results is one significant example, but is not the only way the future career prospects of young people have been affected. Those aged 16 to 24 have been among those hardest
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NHS braces for increased demand for mental health support in wake of coronavirus pandemic 0
- BUSINESS
- August 15, 2020
More health staff are being trained to treat people with post-traumatic stress disorder in preparation for a potential spike in demand for mental health services after the coronavirus crisis. Almost 3,000 trainees are expected to start courses in psychological therapies and former staff are also being asked to consider returning to frontline roles in preparation for growing
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Community services proved essential in pandemic response 0
- HEALTH
- August 5, 2020
Community healthcare services have been critical in preventing hospitals from becoming overwhelmed during the coronavirus pandemic and in allowing people to receive the care they need closer to and within their own homes. However, without greater investment and support from the Government, their vital contribution is at risk as the NHS braces itself for a
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America was getting on top of its electronic voting machine security – then suddenly… A wild pandemic appears • The Register 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- August 5, 2020
Black Hat Just as America was getting a grip on improving the security of its electronic ballot boxes, the coronavirus pandemic hit, throwing a potential surge in remote voting unexpectedly into the mix, the Black Hat hacking conference was told today. In his keynote address to the now-virtual infosec confab, Georgetown Professor Matt Blaze said
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