Articles by Dice Staff
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Security Mergers Indicate Solid Job Prospects
Recently, we ran a story about the number of VCs putting cash into security startups. That turns out to be the tip of the security spear. The past month has seen several acquisitions of note as w… -
Juniper Networks Under Pressure to Cut Salaries
Juniper Networks’ generosity to employees hasn’t gone over well with activist investor Elliot Management. The hedge fund is pressing for a better a deal for investors, in part at the expense of i… -
Oracle Sued Over Discriminatory Practices
A former Oracle sales manager is suing the company, alleging he was fired for complaining about orders to pay an Indian worker less than a U.S. employee in the same position. Ian Spandow, who was… -
More Workers Expect Pay Raises This Year
About one in three employees -- 32 percent -- say getting a raise is among their top work-related resolutions for 2014, according to Glassdoor’s Q4 2013 Employment Confidence Survey. Looking for… -
Employers Lament Age Gap in Engineering Candidates
Are engineers in the United States either too young or too old? In trying to hire application developers for the semiconductor industry, Lance Jones, vice president of technology at Evans Analyti… -
Contrasting Views on Tech Job Market Outlook
With the release of a December jobs report called the worst in three years, Janco Associates CEO Victor Janulaitis continues to warn of gloomy prospects in the IT job market. By his count, just 3… -
TouchSuite to Stay in Florida, Add 50 Jobs
Point-of-sale software vendor TouchSuite has nixed the idea of relocating to Texas, opting to stay put in Boca Raton, Fla. A $250,000 incentive package from the city and state that calls for addi… -
Portland Software Firm Cozy Acquiring and Hiring
Portland, Ore.-based real estate management software firm Cozy has acquired Landlordology in Washington, D.C., according to the Portland Business Journal. There’s been a ton of new hiring in the…