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By Nadia Rowe//Tech11 November 2026

Calder Firms Cut Junior Hiring as Automated Tools Spread

Graduate recruitment is down by a fifth, and careers advisers are rewriting their advice in real time.

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New Rules Would Label All Automated Phone Calls

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Fibre Finally Reaches the Last Hill Villages

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Slim Laptops Are Back, and Repairable

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The Hill Villages Finally Get Fibre

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