AI is leading to thousands of job losses, report finds
The U.S. job market, already showing the strain from global trade tensions, is showing early signs of another…
Saskatchewan sheds almost 2,000 full-time jobs in August
Saskatchewan shed almost 2,000 jobs last month, according to numbers released on Friday by Statistics Canada. The national…
Flash Macro: Jobs | KKR
The August payroll report contributes to the emerging fact pattern we are seeing of a U.S. jobs market…
China’s unemployed young adults who are pretending to have jobs
Sylvia ChangBBC News Chinese, Hong Kong BBC Shui Zhou pays to go into an office every day No-one…
Flexible and hybrid working practices in 2025
This report explores the current state of flexible and hybrid working practices in the UK more than a…
Millions of Gen Zers are jobless—and unemployment is mainly affecting men
Although Gen Z men and women face the same labor market hurdles after college graduation, young male professionals…
UK jobs market cools as vacancies fall
Tom EspinerBusiness reporter Getty Images The UK jobs market has continued to cool as vacancies fell and the…
Survey: Nearly 1 In 2 Workers Plan To Search For A New Job In The Coming Year
After several years of favorable conditions for workers, with many job-hopping for better pay and benefits, the economy…
Why So Many Women Are Quitting the Workforce
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A jobs slump spurred Trump to sack his stats boss. This time around he’s got no one to blame
Washington: The latest employment report in the United States is bad news for a president whose agenda revolves…
Saskatchewan sheds almost 2,000 full-time jobs in August
Saskatchewan shed almost 2,000 jobs last month, according to numbers released on Friday by Statistics Canada. The national…
July jobs report: Just 73,000 US jobs added, with ‘stunning’ downward revisions to recent months
Facebook Tweet Email Link The US job market slowed sharply in July and was substantially weaker than first…