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Posted on Jun 9, 2021
Workday, Inc. (NASDAQ: WDAY), a leader in enterprise cloud applications for finance and human resources, today released the initial findings of its European Survey
“The Employee Outlook: Understanding Employee Sentiment and Priorities Across Europe” that reveals European workers are worried about the impact the pandemic is having on their careers. For some, the abrupt shift to home working means they have lost vital opportunities to gain new responsibilities and skills.
Workday partnered with Yonder Consulting (formerly Populus), a research and strategy consultancy, to conduct the quantitative study across Europe. Yonder surveyed more than 17,000 workers who were below director level and employed by organisations with more than 250 employees in nine European markets.
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Kainos acquires Workday operations of Finland’s Cloudator
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The deal will see the Belfast-based company acquire Cloudator’s Workday services partner business and increase its reach in Europe.
Belfast software company Kainos has acquired the Workday operations of Finnish company Cloudator.
Kainos helps companies develop their digital and IT infrastructure. It is a Workday services partner, working with the US company to deploy its HR and financial management software.
Cloudator is another Workday services partner. This division will be integrated into the Belfast company’s operations while the Finnish company’s other business divisions will continue as is. No financial terms were disclosed.