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RBI’s Young Professionals scheme reflects long-term shift toward contract staffing
The Reserve Bank of India’s decision to close applications on July 6 for its Young Professionals scheme —…
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Reserve Bank’s Young Professional applications close July 6 via email only
The clock is ticking for anyone hoping to land a Rs 1.5 lakh monthly stipend at the Reserve…
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Corporate couple in Manali saves big by remote work
MANALI, July 5 — A corporate couple who moved from the city to this Himalayan hill town for…
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Caterpillar Pledges $100M to Texas Workforce Training Initiative
IRVING, Texas, July 2 — Caterpillar Inc. has launched its workforce commitment in Texas, the company announced Thursday,…
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Global justice report proposes 2.5-day workweek by 2100
ISLAMABAD, June 30 — A group of more than 40 researchers spent 20 months devising a plan for…
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Reinventing Yourself at 50: Redeploy Who You Already Are
NEW YORK, June 29 — It hits somewhere between the second cup of coffee and the evening news,…
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Study: Midlife Career Change Better Served by ‘Redeployment’ Than Reinvention
One number sits at the center of the midlife career conversation: 50. That’s the age when the question…
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Career Coaches Advise Those Over 50 to Redeploy Skills Instead of Reinventing
NEW YORK — The midlife crisis has a new playbook, and it reads less like a manifesto and…
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Ex-desk worker swaps AI-risk job for £90,000 bricklaying role
BROXBOURNE, June 28 — The shift is clear: as millions of jobs face the AI wave, a surprising…
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Labour pledges two-year subsidy to address record youth NEET rate
The numbers are stark for one group in particular: New Zealanders aged 15 to 24. In the March…
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Bricklaying lecturer sees career switchers of all ages seeking £90,000 trade
Jack Dawson sees it every day in his classroom at Hertford Regional College. Young students, mid-career switchers, even…
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Bricklayer shortage drives wages to £90,000 as homebuilding targets loom
Britain is building fewer homes than it needs. That much has been clear for years. What is newer…
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Ford rehires 350 veteran engineers after AI fails to catch defects
Ford Motor Company’s decision to rehire 350 veteran engineers — after discovering that artificial intelligence and automated systems…
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Ford brings back 350 veteran engineers after AI fails to catch defects
Ford Motor Company is betting big on veteran experience after discovering that its artificial intelligence systems couldn’t catch…
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Ford recalls 350 veteran engineers after AI fails quality control standards
Ford Motor Company is learning a hard lesson about the limits of machines. The Dearborn automaker has brought…
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In the AI age, critical thinking becomes a career advantage
KUALA LUMPUR, June 27 — For families across the region watching their children grow up with smartphones and…
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TalentCorp study warns 697,000 Malaysian jobs at risk from AI and automation
For roughly 697,000 Malaysian workers, the career they trained for may not exist in a decade. That is…
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Analyst Questions Whether Automated Work Was Ever Necessary
NEW YORK — The silence, Charles Hugh Smith writes, is the loudest part. Ask people whether the work…
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Tech Workers Face First Wave of AI Backlash as Industry Sentiment Shifts
The conversation around artificial intelligence has turned a corner, and the consequences are beginning to show up in…
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Hong Kong graduates face tougher entry-level job market as AI raises skill demands
HONG KONG, June 27 — The common warning that artificial intelligence is eliminating entry-level jobs does not match…
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Amazon driver’s viral video highlights heavy package loads and pay concerns
Jennifer Monique’s TikTok video is not really about cat litter. It’s not about dog food, either. The Amazon…
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Govt lists 318 rural development works under new employment framework
NEW DELHI, June 24 — The government has notified an interim list of 318 permissible development works under…
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Labor Has Power to Reshape Society, Not Just a Voting Bloc
WASHINGTON, June 24 — A new analysis from Truthout argues that organized labor in Western democracies has been…
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Florida Unemployment Rises Despite Major Company Influx
ORLANDO, June 24 — Florida’s unemployment rate has surged past 4.8%, climbing more than a percentage point over…
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