AI Rewriting The American Dream, Blue-Collar Workers Poised To Win

From the Dayton, Ohio, suburbs to boardrooms in Dallas, the employees fueling AT&T’s next wave of growth aren’t fresh-faced college graduates with expensive four-year degrees. They’re skilled, blue-collar workers ready to get their hands dirty — and AT&T can’t...

The Future Of Work Is About Skills, Not Jobs

AI is gobbling up jobs, or at least that’s what the headlines are telling us. It is not unwarranted to fear AI and its impact on the job market. As companies invest heavily in AI capabilities, thousands of workers continue to face layoffs and uncertainty. But, the...

Gig Economy Needs New Payroll Tools

Modern companies can hire talent from almost anywhere in the world. Paying that talent is still far harder than it should be. For decades, payroll was designed for a simpler model of work: full-time employees, fixed pay cycles, one country, one currency and one bank...

Say Hello To The New Class Of AI Jobs

The next time you're at a networking event, don't be thrown if you spot new job titles on people's name tags. AI companies aren't just changing the way people work. They're changing the kinds of roles being hired, including within their own companies. The wider jobs...
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Paying Workers To Come In — Instead Of Mandating RTO

Employees at Superhuman, which offers AI assistant apps including Grammarly, dug in their heels when a two-day in-office mandate was introduced last April. It was met with "negative energy and sentiment," chief people officer Kenny Mendes told Business Insider. So,...

The Critical Part Of Work Leaders Keep Missing

In a general sense, workplace leaders are trained to focus on what can be seen and measured. They’re taught to pay close attention to employee performance, productivity, and efficiency—often without realizing that some of the most important aspects of work will never...

Why Are So Many Workers Holding Multiple Jobs?

About one in 20 workers has multiple jobs, a rate not seen since the waning days of the dot-com boom. There are still a lot of U.S. workers holding down multiple jobs — about one in every 20, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That’s fallen a fraction of a...

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