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Ben Remaly14 January 2022 Credit: shutterstock.com/Natee Meepian LinkedIn illegally maintained a monopoly over professional networking services through anticompetitive data practices and a secret agreement with Facebook, a proposed class of LinkedIn users has alleged. Subscribe to Global Competition Review Subscribe and start reading now Global Competition Review (GCR) is the complete source of news and analysis for competition practitioners. It keeps you up to speed with the issues and trends that matter, giving you the detail, and depth, you need to operate successfully. Subscribe now Already have access? Login below Ben Remaly View full biographyAuthor | Senior news reporter, Global Competition Review

Biotechnology company Biomerieux has been crowned as the best place to work in France in 2022, according to Glassdoor's annual rankings of employers.Biomerieux was a new entrant to this year's Glassdoor rankings. It has launched three different diagnostic tests for Covid-19 during the pandemic, as well as a cloud-based software application to help identify new variants.Global jobs website Glassdoor compiled the rankings by looking at companies that received at least 20 ratings across nine attributes, including an overall score from an employee, as well as factors such as work-life balance, compensation and benefits and whether staff would recommend their employer to a friend.Cloud-based software firm Salesforce was voted the second-best employer in France in 2022, slipping one place from last year's ranking of employers, and came in third on this year's U.K. rundown of top companies. Salesforce has positively embraced remote working amid the pandemic, with CEO Marc Benioff telling CNBC's "Closing Bell" in June that he expected as many as 60% of the company's employees to continue working from home after the crisis.Management consulting firm Bain & Company, another newcomer to this year's list, was named the third-best employer in France. Workers in the U.S. also named Bain &…

David Adams Jan. 13, 2022, 4:26 PM Getty Images Almost three in five Australian workers are considering a job change in the coming months, new LinkedIn data suggests. The data, collected before Christmas, shows high levels of workplace confidence. But public-facing sectors recorded the lowest confidence levels, which may have deteriorated further since. Visit Business Insider Australia’s homepage for more stories. Almost three in five Australian workers are considering a job change in the coming months, new LinkedIn data shows, but the harshest impacts of the COVID-19 Omicron variant are likely to have dampened that workplace optimism. Fresh data from the employment portal, collected between December 10-20, found 58% of survey respondents were actively considering a job change in 2022. That data was backed by data suggesting 91% of respondents felt confident in their current role — which LinkedIn believes could encourage workers to seek new positions for higher compensation or greater career potential. The finance sector topped LinkedIn’s ranking of professions most likely to seek a new role, with 71% of respondents indicating they would consider a fresh start over the coming months. Such optimism may have been a by-product of a high level of job vacancies leading to…

Text size Larry Culp, General Electric’s chief executive officer. Christopher Goodney/Bloomberg General Electric CEO Larry Culp ripped a page from the playbook of another CEO—Tesla‘s Elon Musk—and took his message directly to investors Monday. Culp didn’t mirror Musk exactly—Culp posted on the career networking website LinkedIn and Musk is a Twitter (ticker: TWTR) devotee—but the aim was the same: to speak about his company without going through a filter like the mainstream media. In his post, Culp laid out his vision for General Electric ( GE ) in the coming months and years. He started out simply with “Team,” addressing all GE stakeholders. He’s plainly including investors in the group. Culp is transforming GE. There’s simply no other way to put it. In the three years since Culp took the reins, GE has paid down more than $80 billion in debt. And now it’s splitting into three companies–one dedicated to healthcare, one to commercial aerospace, and one to power generation. Still, since GE announced the split in early November, shares are down about 11%. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average are both down about 1% over the same period. Investors are worried about the stock becoming dead money.…

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Clubhouse may have had its moment during the height of lockdown, but with businesses setting goals to thrive in 2022, LinkedIn’s audio feature will give a voice to admirable, professional voices. Last March, when live social audio was a hot topic for many, Jake Poses, LinkedIn lead for video, creators, and events said that the professional networking platform was doing “early tests to create a unique audio experience connected to your professional identity,”. LinkedIn’s live audio offering, set to be available in Spring this year, will eventually include moderated panel-style discussions, roundtables, and fireside chats, with the formats left up to the event hosts to hold virtual events that will elevate their voice. Rivaling competitors The hype and exclusive appeal surrounding Clubhouse that reached its peak in the spring of 2021 encouraged the likes of Twitter, Facebook, and Spotify to launch rival platforms. LinkedIn, however, is targeting a more niche audience by engaging its community of entrepreneurs and business professionals.  At the end of last year, LinkedIn announced that it would be investing further in its creators, and the new audio feature will allow creators to not just engage and grow a loyal audience through a written post, but by…

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The demand for hybrid work has seen monumental growth in 2021 as 86 percent of professionals believe the model will help them strike the right balance between personal and professional livesImage: Ruhani Kaur/ Bloomberg/ Getty ImagesThe year 2021 showed us how quickly things could change and how important it was for everyone to stay on guard against an unpredictable crisis. Our patterns of work and life have changed, and people around the world are re-evaluating their personal and professional priorities. We call it the ‘Great Reshuffle’, where people are rethinking not just how they work—and where they work—but why they work. The result? We saw job transitions in India up by 107 percent in October 2021 as compared to October 2019 with an increasing shift towards entrepreneurship, and more demand for flexibility and well-being. As these new workforce trends and priorities shape the future of work, we must recognise that talent is in incredibly high demand now, and will be for the foreseeable future—we are in the tightest labour market in recent memory, and we expect it to get even tighter in 2022. Executive teams will increasingly make hiring, development and retention of talent a top strategic imperative. Against this…

Oddity, the parent company behind DTC makeup brand Il Makiage, has secured a $130 million secondary-market private round as it seeks to diversify its investors and expand its business model. On Monday, Oddity announced billionaire entrepreneur Thomas Tull, investment firm Franklin Templeton, Fidelity Management and First Light Capital Group as new investors. Up until now, private equity group L Catterton has been the only outside investor in the business, investing $44 million since 2017. Oddity is not issuing new shares as a secondary fundraise; instead, L Catterton’s ownership of the company is being reduced from a 35.8% stake to 27.8%. Oran Holtzman, CEO and co-founder of Oddity, said he wanted to diversify the company’s investors to bring in additional expertise, but he declined to elaborate. He noted that L Catterton did not ask to sell its shares and that it was a strategic business choice for Oddity. In Dec. 2020, Holtzman confirmed that Il Makiage had contracted Centerview Partners and Goldman Sachs to explore deal options, including a potential sale of an initial public offering. Holtzman declined to provide updates on the IPO or sales plans. Il Makiage reported $260 million in 2021 revenue and is profitable. Oddity plans to…