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A.I. Takes Biggest Toll on White-Collar Workers in Their 20s: Stanford Study

Recent data from Stanford reveals that generative A.I. is disproportionately displacing early-career employees in coding and service roles.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
A building is shows with a Twitter sign on the side.

Big Tech’s Layoffs Have Little Impact on the Robust US Jobs Market

Ongoing layoffs at Big Tech companies have had little impact on the broader U.S. economy, which capped another year of strong job creation.
By Sissi Cao
A "Now Hiring" sign is displayed on a shopfront as a woman faces sideways in the window.

October Unemployment Rose to Its Highest Level in Eight Months as More Companies Laid Off Workers

While the U.S. added more jobs than expected last month, hiring declined in sectors like warehousing and real estate.
By Courtney Vinopal
A man walks past a Job Fair Today sign outside of a building in Orlando.

Jobs Return to Pre-Pandemic Level, But They’re Not the Same Jobs

By Courtney Vinopal
A help wanted sign is pictured inside a store window.

As Interest Rates Continue to Rise, Available U.S. Jobs Are Drying Up

By Courtney Vinopal
Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon

CEO Pay Jumped 16 Percent Last Year, the Biggest Increase in Seven Years

By Linda Carroll
The Space Needle stands over the Seattle skyline as Mt. Rainier is seen in the background

Seattle’s New Law Makes Gig Work Pay More Like Regular Employment

By Linda Carroll
Microsoft logo

In Tech, the Rich Get Richer as Big Companies Raise Pay While Struggling Startups Lay Off Workers

By Linda Carroll
Domino's Pizza, banner offering $3000 signing bonus for assistant managers.

Employers Are Struggling to Fill Jobs and U.S. Workers Are Reaping the Benefits

By Linda Carroll

Millennial Optimism Is Buoying the Recovering Art Market, New Study Finds

By Helen Holmes

Portfolio Day Hashtag Gives Artists a Way to Advertise Their Talent From Home

By Helen Holmes
The workplace environment of tomorrow will look nothing like that of today.

Workplace of 2030: A Day in The Life

By Mark Minevich
Millennials have realized that the traditional notion of wealth—almost exclusively tied to your net worth and assets—needs to be redefined.

Here’s Why Millennials Are the Holistic Wealth Generation

By Keisha Blair
A bank service robot serves at WRC 2016 World Robot Conference on October 21, 2016 in Beijing, China.

Study: Banks Will Replace 200,000 Workers With Robots by Next Decade

By Chris Roberts
Omarosa Manigault

Are Your Employees Recording You, Too?

By Donald Scarinci
Bias at work?

Google Memo Completely Misses How Implicit Biases Harm Women

By E. Anne York
Oh the terrible irony.

What the Google Gender ‘Manifesto’ Really Says About Silicon Valley

By Marie Hicks
President Donald Trump enjoys some time in the cab of a mover truck parked at the White House in March when truckers and industry CEOs came for a discussion on health care.

NAFTA Talks See Trump in Driver’s Seat—and Canada at Risk

By Atif Kubursi
Or a job application.

Amazon to Russians: Send Job Apps by Postal Mail to India, Please (Thanks, Mr. Putin)

By Brady Dale
Be careful of unintended consequences when your company grows.

Why Good People Leave Large Tech Companies

By Steve Blank
White men gain more health benefits from employment than do black men and women.

Employment Helps White Men’s Health More Than Women and Blacks

By Shervin Assari
This is the wave of the future. Don’t let it roll past you.

To Millennials, Workplace Diversity and Inclusion Mean Something Different

By Drew Reggie
Time is a tailwind to the young—don’t ignore this huge advantage.

What I Learned in a Year After Graduating College

By Matt Joyner
You make money when you build alliances with others who share similar values and goals as you.

The ‘Quit Your Corporate Job and Follow Your Bliss’ Mantra Is Complete Horseshit

By Smiley Poswolsky
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