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UK tech sector turning to non-EU citizens to plug skills gap

Number of work permits issued to non-EU IT professionals has risen from 24,000 to 36,000 since 2012, according to Home Office data obtained by law firm

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The number of non-EU IT professionals coming to the UK to fill skills shortages is up by a half since 2012, official data indicates. Some 36,015 non-EU IT professionals entered the UK last year, up...

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'Now more than ever leadership needs to recognise the value of rest' - Women in Tech Festival speaker Dr Nerina Ramlakhan

Physiologist Dr Ramlakhan tells CRN how she’s helping businesses prevent burnout during lockdown, and her hopes for next month’s Women in Tech Festival

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Microsoft campaign to help over one million Britons build tech careers

Organisation’s five-year plan aimed at graduates, those switching careers as a result of the pandemic and IT professionals looking to improve their career prospects

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CRN marks Ada Lovelace day with Women in Tech Festival discount

In honour of one of the world’s pioneering women in tech, CRN is offering a one-off Ada Lovelace admission price to the Women in Tech Festival

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13 October 2020

CRN Women in Channel Q&A: Fujitsu

Rebecca Sinnatt, head of UK&I Product Business at Fujitsu, on why Fujitsu is throwing its weight behind CRN's 2020 Women in Channel campaign

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15 September 2020

Too white to be black?

Having hidden her background her whole career, VMware's head of healthcare Jeramie Sutton says recent events have irrevocably changed how she sees herself