Jobs & Careers
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Judge Finds EEOC Official Had Good Cause to Quit Over Treatment of Transgender Staff
WASHINGTON, July 19, 2026 — The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency charged with enforcing workplace civil…
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Remote Work: From 1970s Pioneers to the Post-COVID Normal
WASHINGTON, July 18 — Remote work, a practice that began as a small-scale experiment for five IBM employees…
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Workers Lose 57.5 Days a Year to Presenteeism, Study Finds, Far Above Absence
SINGAPORE, July 18 — A phenomenon long overshadowed by the more familiar problem of absenteeism has drawn renewed…
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U.S. Wages Trail Prices by 0.7 Points as Real Pay Turns Negative Again
ISLAMABAD, July 16 — When a worker looks at their paycheck, the number printed there is the nominal…
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Federal Minimum Wage Has Stayed at $7.25 Since 2009
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The federal minimum wage in the United States has not changed in over 17…
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Economic pressures push millennials to live with parents
ISLAMABAD, July 7 — A few years ago, living with parents after the age of 25 was often…
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Most Young Adults Living With Parents Are Employed, Realtor.com Report Finds
ISLAMABAD, July 7 — A significant shift in how we view young adults living with their parents is…
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For Texas Families, Caterpillar’s $100 Million Bet on Factory Skills
IRVING, Texas, July 2 — Caterpillar Inc. has launched its workforce commitment in Texas, the company announced Thursday,…
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RBI Opens 12 Young Professional Posts With Rs 1.5 Lakh Monthly Stipend
MUMBAI, July 5 — Tomorrow is the last day to apply for the Reserve Bank of India’s Young…
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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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The 90000 Pound Bricklayer Headline and the Wage Ladder Underneath It
Britain is building fewer homes than it needs. That much has been clear for years. What is newer…
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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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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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Malaysia’s Human Resources Minister Says Up to 697,000 Jobs at Risk Without Reskilling
For roughly 697,000 Malaysian workers, the career they trained for may not exist in a decade. That is…
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An Anti-Progress Warning: Automating Needless Work and Calling It Innovation
NEW YORK, June 27 — What if the work we are so busy automating is needless? That is…
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Hong Kong Graduate Job Vacancies Fall About 60 Percent Since 2022 as AI Spreads
HONG KONG, June 27 — The common warning that artificial intelligence is eliminating entry-level jobs does not match…
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No salary for NADMO workers for 14 months
ACCRA — Hundreds of personnel across the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) have gone without salaries for 14…
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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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Economist Costas Lapavitsas Says the Left Treats Labor as a Mere Voting Bloc
WASHINGTON, June 24 — A new analysis from Truthout argues that organized labor in Western democracies has been…
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Florida’s Job Machine Stalls as Relocation Headlines Roll On
Three months ago, Joseph McCue packed up his life. New York City electrician. Nearly $250,000 a year. He…
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India’s MGNREGA Replacement Takes Shape One Week Before Launch
The new rural employment framework, set to take effect July 1 under the Viksit Bharat – Guarantee for…
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NADMO Workers Reportedly Unpaid for 14 Months Since Recruitment
They show up. Every morning, they travel to their posts across Ghana’s districts, municipalities, and regions. They carry…
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Government department apologises for accidentally underpaying staff
HOBART, June 24 — A significant pay discrepancy has been uncovered in Tasmania’s Department of Natural Resources and…
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Tasmanian department says it underpaid 908 staff about $470,000; union says overpayments match
The Community and Public Sector Union says the problem runs both ways. Around 900 staff in Tasmania’s Department…
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