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For media publishers, Twitter still dominates on social

While some are finding quick success on TikTok, it yields fewer overall followers for publishers than other platforms.

Axios

BrewDog confirms Bristol branches will not be affected by closure plans

The craft brewer announced it would be closing six bars due to ‘soaring energy prices’

Bristol Post

How to take a career break and make the most of it

As Boris Johnson steps down as prime minister, an expert reveals the secret to making a career break work for you

The Independent UK

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How To Make Thousands Just By Traveling The World

An adventurer is raking in £10,000 a month while traveling the world.

Zenger

Gen Z didn’t coin ‘quiet quitting’ — Gen X did

American business leaders sometimes talk about workforce productivity trends the same strained way you might expect a perfectly healthy hypochondriac to check his body temperature three times a day. (Remember “nobody wants to work anymore”? The U.S. unemployment rate is 3.5%.) The new social media meme about “quiet quitting” —…

Los Angeles Times

Revealed: UK fast fashion staff deprived of pay by jobs agency

Observer investigation of firm supplying workers for Boohoo, PrettyLittleThing and other major brands uncovers cases where it withheld wages

The Guardian - UK

Andhra Pradesh has initiated path-breaking reforms in education sector, says Jagan

We have rewritten the curriculum and introduced courses to make students job-ready, says the Chief Minister

The Hindu

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Finally, a Viral Post Generator for LinkedIn posts so you can spend more time on #career #goals

When comedian Jennifer Wong learned that AI was writing viral LinkedIn posts, she couldn’t resist going on a journey of discovery

The Guardian - AU

Companies House failures enabled a fraud which cost savers at least £3million

The names of the directors, the accounts, the registered office addresses, were all a fiction designed to snare investors

Daily Mirror

Irish executive fired after posting 'political' comment on LinkedIn awarded €20,000

The WRC ruled that the dismissal of David Shanahan was 'substantially and procedurally unfair'

Irish Mirror

Welsh company offers staff unlimited annual leave

The production company is adopting the policy that is used by companies like Netflix and LinkedIn

Wales Online

Atlanta shooting: Everything we know so far about suspect Raïssa Kengne and the three victims

While police are still investigating the shooter’s motives, social media posts and a lawsuit apparently filed by the suspect may offer clues

The Independent UK

Tech companies chop hundreds of Bay Area jobs as layoffs mount

OAKLAND, California — Tech company layoffs are poised to eliminate hundreds of jobs in the Bay Area, an ominous new round of layoffs that might jolt the region’s primary economic engine.

Tribune News Service

Employee fired by 'crying CEO' inundated with job offers - and he wants to take credit

After facing relentless ridicule online, business owner Braden Wallake said that 'every nasty comment was worth it' after his former employee shared his success

Daily Mirror

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The Street

Why Is No One at Nike Working This Week?

And will the move gain broader acceptance among American employers?

The Guardian - UK

The ‘crying CEO’ sacked two people then posted a weeping selfie on LinkedIn. No wonder the backlash was swift

People make fools of themselves on the internet every day. But Braden Wallake’s tear-stained post on the networking site was something special, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Independent UK

Former employee of ‘crying CEO’ defends ex-boss from criticism over tearful LinkedIn selfie

CEO and business owner was criticised after sharing tearful selfie while announcing company layoffs on LinkedIn

Evening Standard

‘Could you add a bullsh*t reaction please?’ asks one LinkedIn user after viral crying boss post

As frustration grows at users posting fake or hyperbolic claims on LinkedIn, one man thinks he’s come up with a solution: a ‘bullshit’ reaction button.

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The Independent UK

‘Crying CEO’ criticised for LinkedIn update about layoffs doubles down with new post

Business owner posted emotional selfie while claiming it was ‘most vulnerable thing’ he would ever share

The Independent UK

CEO sparks debate after sharing crying selfie on LinkedIn to announce company layoffs

Business owner says: ‘This will be the most vulnerable thing I’ll ever share’

Tribune News Service

Erika Ettin: Let sleeping ghosts lie

I have a former (male) client who has what I’ll call “a ghosting pattern.” He will text someone after a date he thinks went well to ask her out again. She doesn’t answer. He writes to her again. She doesn’t answer again. He writes again (maybe this time on Facebook…

The Independent UK

Inside the South Korean ‘doomsday cult’ recruiting young Black Christians in the UK

Investigation: ‘You feel special, you get lost in it, you feel chosen and you start to believe in what they’re saying,’ ex-member says

Businessweek

The Rise of the LinkedIn B2B Influencer

Companies are discovering that experts in their fields can help them sell to other enterprises, like the consumer brand stars of TikTok.

Wales Online

Showing emotions at work could boost productivity, research says

Over two in five (43%) British workers are now funnier at work than before the pandemic

AFP

A real treat: Canadian candy company seeks professional taster

Montreal (AFP) - The chance to earn an annual salary of Can$100,000 (US$78,000) by tasting more than 3,500 candies, all from the comfort of your couch, sounds like a pretty sweet deal.

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