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AI

Meta Is Laying Off 8,000 People Tomorrow & Moved 7,000 Into AI Roles Today

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Economic Outlook & Policy

A Master’s Degree Used to Open Doors. For Workers Under 35, It’s Not Working That Way Anymore.

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AI

The Job Market Stopped Getting Worse – What “Stable” Actually Looks Like Right Now

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AI

The Higher the Pay, the Less Secure the Job

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Economic Outlook & Policy

Employee Confidence Just Hit an All-Time Low in April

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Employee & Workplace Sentiment

The U.S. Ranks Second-to-Last in the World for Job Market Optimism

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Compensation

Workers Feel Better About Their Jobs But Tech Workers Don’t

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Economic Outlook & Policy

Young Americans Are More Pessimistic About the Job Market Than Peers in 86 Other Countries

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AI

The April Jobs Report Looks Okay on the Surface, But the Part-Time Spike Is the Number to Watch

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Job Market & Hiring Trends

Skilled Labor Crisis Deepens Amid BLS Data Blackout

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Job Market & Hiring Trends

The Job Market Shift That Will Surprise Everyone in 2026

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AI

AI Is Killing “Elite” Credentials & Warping How We Apply for Jobs

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Economic Outlook & Policy

Job Scams Surge & Nearly Half of Americans Feel Effects of Government Shutdown

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AI

AI Could Replace White-Collar Jobs Within 12 Months

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Employee & Workplace Sentiment

What Workers Want In 2026 & Small Business Hiring Troubles

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AI

IBM Predicts 57% of Skills Could Be Obsolete by 2030

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Job Market & Hiring Trends

The Truth About 2026 Jobs & Online Applications

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Job Market & Hiring Trends

Parents Are Now Rethinking the Value of College & the Labor Market Freezes

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AI

Private Hiring Just Hit Its Fastest Pace in 15 Months, But Mid-Size Companies Didn’t Get the Memo