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Downturn means fewer outsourcing workers saying 'I do'
Comment Employees are asking for salary raises and fancy job titles so they can snag better alliances in India's highly competitive marriage market. Girls' parents worry about the salary and career projections... [07 Oct 2009]
Where to make the biggest bucks working in IT
News The best paid sectors for IT staff are the legal and finance sectors, where the average annual salary for an IT worker is £42,832, according to new research. This discrepancy in salary is particularly... [01 Oct 2009]
2009 IT Skills and Salary Report
White Paper For the second year, Global Knowledge and TechRepublic have partnered to create a comprehensive IT salary survey. With over 14,150 responses, the 2009 report has turned out to be one of this year's most relevant and... [01 Oct 2009]
2008 IT Salary and Skills Report
White Paper Gain insight from over 7,000 IT professionals on topics such as compensation, job satisfaction, certifications, and why they seek training. Learn the top paying industries, job functions, and certifications as they relate to IT. [01 Oct 2009]
Larry Ellison
AS Profile Meanwhile, the Oracle boss will take a base salary of $1 in the 2010 fiscal year - a pay cut of $999,999 from 2008. As CEO of Oracle, Ellison hasn't made it onto the Agenda Setters list as much as you might expect. [29 Sep 2009]
The right skills to boost your pay packet unveiled
News According to new research, techies working in IT management should consider brushing up on their outsourcing expertise: those with skills in that area make the best paid IT management workers with an average annual... [22 Sep 2009]
How much will you be earning in 10 years' time?
News According to new research, many IT professionals can expect to see their salary rise by around an average of £10,000 every five years. Similarly, those with five and 10 years' experience have an annual... [15 Sep 2009]
Want to boost your pay packet? Get yourself a bigger employer
News Across all three types of companies, the highest paid techies are working in IT management - commanding an average annual salary of £56,746 at corporates. The research is based on 992 UK IT workers who used the... [11 Sep 2009]
Kids today: Don't fear the Millennials at work
Comment Myth 3: When it comes to what motivates them at work, received wisdom is that Millennials value softer measures such as flexibility, creative potential, social responsibility, gadgets and perks over the banality of salary. [24 Aug 2009]
Oracle's Ellison to take $1 salary this year
News Oracle CEO Larry Ellison will receive a base salary of $1 for fiscal 2010, according to a regulatory document filed on Friday. Still, Ellison's new $1 base pay puts him on the salary pedestal with the... [24 Aug 2009]
CIOs, consultants, IT pros: How much are you worth?
News IT recruitment website The IT Job Board has published its 2009 salary survey which benchmarks the earning power of 16 job titles, from entry level positions such as IT support and database administrator through to... [31 Jul 2009]
Deutsche Apotheker-und Arztebank eG Improves Employee Data Protection by Consolidating Servers
White Paper The challenge was to increase security for highly sensitive personnel data, such as salary details and increase efficiency and effectiveness of work processes in the HR department. Deutsche Apotheker-und Arztebank wanted... [30 Jul 2009]
IT grads worst hit by recession
News However those budding techies that are able to secure a job are likely to be at the high end when it comes to pay packet, enjoying a median starting salary of £28k, according to the report. When it comes to landing their... [06 Jul 2009]
Efficient Table Anonymization for Aggregate Query Answering
White Paper This paper focuses attention on the case when the sensitive attributes are numerical (e.g.salary) and (k, e)-anonymity has been shown to be an appropriate privacy goal. Privacy protection is a major concern when... [30 May 2009]
How e-coding can prevent NHS slip-ups
Comment For the NHS, this could mean almost £90m of salary expenditure each year is being spent looking for medical items that could be tracked and located instantly using simple technology, such as the barcodes that have been... [20 May 2009]
