Mental Health stories - Page 14

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Australia's IT and software sector sees a 17.3% hiring growth spurt amid a decline in other industries due to the COVID-19 pandemic, LinkedIn notes.

A recent survey has shown that most Australian workers are finding remote work a boon, but businesses need to stay on top of tech to make it work.

Has entered a MOU with Australian-born Medibio which uses objective measures to identify depression, anxiety and stress.

Feeling down online? Pedigree's new app encourages Kiwis to share pet pics to combat social media negativity and improve mental health.

New project will utilise artificial intelligence to streamline clinical records to better inform responses to suicide prevention.

As the 2020s unfold, three key trends—human-centric HR, flexible working, and lifelong learning—are set to redefine the workplace landscape.

According to a statement, the grants will benefit more than two million students, first responders, teachers, veterans and community members in 32 countries.

AXA Hong Kong's new wellness survey reveals an overall dissatisfaction with financial and social wellbeing among Hongkongers.

Motorola Solutions Foundation has awarded over $10m to 250 non-profit organizations worldwide, benefiting over 2 million students and community members.

G2's new APAC office release showcases the best ANZ software firms, elevating Canva, Atlassian, and PushPay among 107 contenders in a booming market.

Macquarie Telecom partners with Open Minds to deliver robust mobile, voice, and data services, enhancing mental health and disability support across Australia.

Despite the business potential of 5G, a Deloitte study reveals consumer scepticism, with 84% unwilling to pay a USD $15 premium for the upgrade.

Spirit Telecom has appointed Greg Ridder, renowned for his eCommerce expertise and roles with ASX-listed firms, to its board, furthering its digital ambitions.

ESET has launched its Safer Kids Online campaign, which is designed to improve education around child safety online for both parents and their children.

 Computer scientists have created a new way of using virtual assistants that could potentially help those with mental illnesses.

With Workday HCM, Sumitomo Chemical will unify a wide range of the company's HR functions in one single system.

Nuance is launching its speech recognition platform Dragon Medical One in Australia, saving clinicians time on updating records and documentation.

A University of Cambridge study argues GDP is obsolete for 21st-century policymaking, advocating for a 'wealth economy' focused on sustainability and wellbeing.

Cisco is welcoming Leanne Buer as its new Zealand country manager, as former country manager Dave Wilson heads to the US for his new role at Cisco HQ.