Massive breach of government data said to expose personal information on millions.

Tech companies have overwhelmingly come out on top as the best industry to work in, according to a national survey of more than 28,000 Australian workers.

An investigation has revealed health and safety violations at a factory that supplies Apple and other brands.

Samsung has already temporarily suspended business with the supplier.

Service provider must bring on more than 100 temporary workers to help with processing the H-1B visa petitions.

Based on current market trends, Motorola Solutions A/NZ managing director, Gary Starr, expects mobility to be big in 2013.

Sony said Friday that its current round of job cuts will include workers in its struggling TV business and at its headquarters in Tokyo, and it will close a mobile phone and lens factory in central Japan.

Despite a labor group's claims, Samsung found no underage workers at a company supplier in China.

Samsung said it investigated the supplier twice this year, and found no "irregularities".

Yahoo will begin notifying workers today of 'next steps' in the company.

Watchdog group SACOM says Apple isn't using $98 billion cash pile to address poor working conditions in China.

The petition asks Apple to take steps to protect workers at factories that make iPhones and iPads.

Foxconn said the dispute was peacefully resolved at its Wuhan campus in China.

HP has started laying off workers associated with last year's billion-dollar acquisition of Palm, as it closes down the mobile device business it planned to base on Palm's webOS. The news comes almost exactly a month after HP announced a sweeping reorganization and refocusing of its business.

Over a dozen Foxconn workers attempted suicide last year leading to a controversy over working conditions.

Oracle has introduced a Windows-based mobile client that will allow workers to access its supply chain management software directly from the retail floor or warehouse.

Foxconn plans to raise pay again for workers in Shenzhen, China, to put a stop to a string of suicides at its main factory there, a campus of over 300,000 workers.

Microsoft on Tuesday announced new job cuts that are part of the 5,000 the company said in January that it expected to eliminate.

SAP laid off an undisclosed number of employees last week as part of its previously announced plan to trim 3,000 jobs, a company spokesman confirmed Monday.

IBM Corp. laid off 1,315 U.S. workers from its global services division, a union group under the Communications Workers of America said Tuesday.