Tim Sandle

3 days ago | digitaljournal.com | Tim Sandle

Five-thousand workers walked out in the Hawaiian capital Honolulu alone, affecting 10,557 rooms there - Copyright AFP Nicholas KAMMHuman life expectancy has increased over the past century thanks to advances in medicine, nutrition, and public health. But a new study reveals that where a person lives in the U.S. can still make a major difference in how long and how well you live. This can be a difference of up to nine years.

3 days ago | digitaljournal.com | Tim Sandle

Image: — © AFP,File Cole BURSTONAI has become more common in the workplace, especially for tech-led professions. The profession using AI the most is Cloud Engineering, according to a new review. This is also reflected by high Internet search interest and many AI courses available online. In contrast, cybersecurity has comparably lower AI usage and search interest, with only 64% adoption and 140,000 search volume. These findings are based on a recent study conducted by ZapCap.

3 days ago | digitaljournal.com | Tim Sandle

Samsung's MicroLED display - The Wall (debuted at 2024 CES). Image by Santasgift - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0. The global Micro-LED display market will exceed US$5.2 billion by 2034, including sensors, haptics and displays, and a range of other relevant technologies. That the most colourful and vibrant displays are on the rise is occurring as micro-LED technology becomes increasingly refined.

4 days ago | digitaljournal.com | Tim Sandle

Handshake - a way of securing agreement. Image by Rufino - hermandad - friendship, CC BY-SA 2.0.Interview prep is an important part of the application process, often highlighting the differences between different candidates. However, one thing that job seekers may not prepare for are the sneaky tests hiring managers are using, such as the ‘Coffee Cup Test’, or the ‘Wobbly Chair Test’ which aim to test candidates’ personalities.

4 days ago | digitaljournal.com | Tim Sandle

Construction at a factory. — Image by © Tim Sandle. Average earnings forecast for the UK shows wages set to climb by 15 percent by 2030 – but not everywhere is seeing positive growth. During the recent Spring Statement, Chancellor Rachel Reeves stated that millions of UK workers are set to receive a £1,400-a-year boost to their earnings as a 6.7 percent increase to the National Living Wage kicks-in from April onwards. Is this the complete story?