CWU puts blame on BT bosses as strikes continue
BT staff have taken to the picket lines again
News - Workforce & Skills, Paul Lipscombe, DatacenterDynamics
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ITU elects Doreen Bogdan-Martin as new secretary-general
She's the first woman to be elected in the ITU's 157-year history
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Vodafone announces Scott Petty as new CTO
Petty will begin the role in the New Year
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Mexican Workers union reject Telmex contract offer
Further industrial action is possibly on the cards for the telco
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Ericsson prepares to lay-off Russian staff by end of 2022
400 Russian-based employees will be let go by the vendor
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Lumen appoints former Microsoft president Kate Johnson as new CEO
Kate Johnson succeeds Jeff Storey in the role from November 7
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T-Mobile axes more workers as part of restructure
Previous CEO said the Sprint merger would create more jobs
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BT and Openreach workers continue strike action over pay
Second time workers have gone on strike this year
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Altice France CEO departs company after 13 years
SFR and Altice France chief executive Gregory Rabuel has left with immediate effect
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Further BT strikes to go ahead at end of August
Around 40,000 BT workers went on strike at the end of July over pay dispute