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The Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) has promoted Andrew Williams to deputy chief executive officer and Meredith Lea to the new role of policy manager.

Red Hat has appointed Marjet Andriesse to the role of vice president and general manager for Asia Pacific.

New York-based global minerals-based company Minerals Technologies appears to have been attacked by cyber criminals using the Egregor ransomware that runs only on Microsoft's Windows operating system.

Global human resources giant Randstad has taken a hit from cyber criminals using the Windows Egregor ransomware, with the company saying it is trying what data the attackers have stolen and placed on their site on the dark web.

New research has revealed the top 20 most attractive places to work in 2018, with Apple top of the tech tree in Australia, and tech the top sector with plenty of nectar. 

Melbourne-based strategic workforce planning and analytics platform vendor Gooroo has signed a three-year deal with global HR services and recruiting company Randstad, following a three-month pilot programme by Ranstad of Gooroo’s Mindspace technology.

Cloud-based business software provider Freshworks has opened its first data centre in the Asia Pacific region, choosing Sydney to begin the expansion of its footprint in the region.

Face-to-face interaction in Australian workplaces is on the decline, according to new research, with the majority of Australian workers believing that technology and digitisation are having a major impact on their job.

A survey has revealed the Australian IT sector has only just scraped into 10th spot in the Top 10 ‘Most attractive industries’ list for the first time!

HP is the ‘most attractive employer’ in Australia according to the 2015 Randstad Awards, with ICT in the list of Top 10 most attractive industries.

Many Australian employees are in fear of losing their jobs as technological advancements impact the workplace, while others see positive benefits from the impact of technology on business.

Specialist recruitment and HR services provider, Randstad, has signed a three year deal with Telstra to provide the company with a range of telecommunications services and to facilitate a move to a cloud-computing operating model.

Strong competition for talent within the Australian IT and telecommunications sectors is leading to high levels of mobility among workers, with 43 percent of workers planning to leave their job in the next 12 months in search of a better deal.

Global specialist recruitment and HR service group, Randstad, has launched a new iPhone and Android app which the company says has been designed to make job hunting easier with local and global jobs accessible anywhere, at any time.