Careers
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Why Britain’s Youth Unemployment Crisis Leaves Nearly One Million Young People Behind
Exploring the structural barriers, policy shifts, and staggering numbers defining the UK’s mounting youth employment challenge.
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U.S. Job Openings Rise in September as Market Tightness Remains a Key Economic Indicator
A sharp increase in September job openings offers a potential boost for hiring, though long-term unemployment remains a…
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Pennsylvania Ranks Third-Worst for Jobs in 2026 Study Finds
WalletHub analysis ranks Pennsylvania near the bottom for job opportunities, weighed down by economic environment metrics despite Pittsburgh’s…
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AMS Survey: 81% of Employers Plan More Early-Career Hiring as AI Reshapes Junior Roles
New research shows 81% of employers will boost early-career hiring, prompting talent firms to restructure advisory services around…
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Layoffs no longer temporary as permanent terminations rise globally
NEW YORK, July 17 — A layoff is no longer what it used to be. The word originally…
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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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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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Singapore Warns Firms of Stop-Work Orders Unless Staff Can Work From Home
Singapore’s central business district looked half-empty on paper last week. The reality on the ground was worse. Ministry…
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Singapore companies cushion virus impact by imposing hiring, pay freeze
Singapore’s largest companies froze hiring and suspended pay rises on 26 February 2020 after the Ministry of Health…
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ILO Projects 186 Million Jobless in 2026 as AI and Trade Risks Hit Young Workers
The International Labour Organization warned on 23 January 2020 that almost 470 million women and men are trapped…
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