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Graduate Jobs Plunge To Lowest In A Decade As AI And Rising Costs Hit Entry-Level Hiring

Vacancies for graduates have fallen to a decade-long low as businesses cut entry-level hiring due to rising costs and the increasing use of artificial intelligence.  Jobs website Adzuna said the number of graduate openings on its platform fell to 7,826 last...

Fivrr: The Top 10 Ways Small Businesses Are Using AI

The work never ends for a small business owner. After they close up shop, they still have to carry out tasks related to their business, like writing tomorrow’s social media posts and answering pending questions from customers.  Hiring an entire marketing or technology...

California Cracks Down On AI at Work: What Other States Are Doing

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed three new workplace laws targeting the growing use of artificial intelligence and automated technology to monitor workers, make disciplinary decisions, and replace jobs. The measures expand protections for California...

8 Workplace Skills Trends That Could Make Or Break Your Career In 2027

Knowing how to use AI won’t be enough to get ahead in 2027. As the tools become commonplace, the advantage will shift to people who can spot when AI is wrong, apply sound judgment and bring expertise that a prompt can’t supply. For workers, that means rethinking which...
Microtasking and the Gig Economy

Global tech giant Microsoft is currently undertaking a rather interesting experiment. They are inserting small word document jobs into people’s Facebook feeds, letting them get smaller portions of work done while taking time off from their major tasks. They are...

Glue for the High-skill Gig Economy

You have probably seen the “help wanted” signs all over town and read the headlines about the shortage of employees across the United States right now. My colleague and co-author, Anthony Klotz, an associate professor of management at Texas A&M University, has...

Harvard Work Guru on Jobs of the Future in U.S.

What will the future of work look like post pandemic? That is the million-dollar question, according to Rachel Lipson, founding project director of Project on Workforce at Harvard University's Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy. She doesn't have the answer, but...

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