Coles Worker Fired for Restraining Thief Gets $6,500
The Fair Work Commission found a casual Coles employee's dismissal harsh, though breaching the code of conduct was a valid reason. He will be paid compensation, not reinstated.
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IBM Plans AI-Native 'Z Atlas' Tool to Tame Mainframe Complexity
IBM says its Z mainframes can drift into hard-to-manage complexity, and a planned product called Z Atlas would map the whole system, then test and validate changes.
OpenAI's Dots Assistant Grew Out of Its Codex Coding Tools
OpenAI's product lead for enterprise explained at TechCrunch Disrupt how the always-on dots assistant came from its coding tools, and where privacy and scale questions remain.
Vague Job Postings Get Clicks but Fewer Applicants, Study Finds
JobLeads looked at about 1.4 million US postings. Listings heavy on traits like "motivated" and on equipment drew views without applications.
Judge Clears EEOC Suit Over Yale Hospital's Age-70 Doctor Tests
A federal court ruled that a trial must decide whether Yale New Haven Hospital's eye and cognitive tests for physicians aged 70 and up are lawful or age bias.
Ex-GitHub CEO Dohmke Launches Entire, a Coding Platform for Agents
Entire replaces pull requests with agent-scored "Trails" and promises faster Git hosting. The platform is open to all developers today.