Charles Schwab Plans Major India Hiring Push While Financial Rivals Cut Back With AI
Charles Schwab to scale India centre workforce to 2,000 by 2027
Governments Around The World Are Putting the Brakes On New Data Centers
Governments are restricting data centers as concerns grow over power, water and local infrastructure.
U.K. Pay Raises Fall To 10-Month Low as Employers Become More Cautious
UK pay awards fell to 3.2%, their lowest median level in 10 months.
Women Made Up Just 26% Of AI Hires In 2025, LinkedIn Finds
Women accounted for just 26% of U.S. AI hires in 2025.
Hybrid Work Only Works When the Office Has a Purpose, Says HR Expert Ranya Nehmeh
Hybrid work works best when companies give people a clear reason to come together.
Command Of Language Is The Dark Horse Skill Of The AI Era
Clear language could become a critical workplace skill as AI agents take on more work.
Data Centers Push Northern Virginia To The Top Of The CRE Investment Market
Data center deals pushed Northern Virginia past Dallas to lead U.S. CRE investment.
EY Is Extending Internships To Prepare Young Workers For An AI-Heavy Workplace
EY is extending its traditional internship model to give students more time to build skills before full-time work.
Wildfires Are Putting New Pressure On Office Landlords To Manage Indoor Air Quality
Wildfire smoke is pushing office landlords to take indoor air quality more seriously.
China’s Humanoid Robot Makers Face A Reality Check As Investors Demand Proof They Can Replace Human Labor
Beyond marathons and backflips, China's robots face a commercial test.
U.K. Payrolls Fall For Sixth Straight Month As Job Vacancies Hit Five-Year Low
U.K. labor market cools further as private-sector pay growth hits nearly six-year low.
Tomorrow’s Best Leaders May Not Be Today’s Best Performers — Here’s What Companies Should Look For In The AI Era
AI is forcing companies to rethink how they identify leaders for the future of work.
Has The Workspace Industry Outgrown The Term “Flex?”
Flex has become so broad that occupiers need clearer workspace labels.
Joe O’Connor on the Four-Day Workweek & AI ⎮ Future of work Podcast
About This Episode In this episode, Daniel Lamadrid interviews Joe O'Connor, a globally recognized researcher, consultant, and advocate for work...
85% Of Workers More Likely To Apply When Employers Honestly Describe The Job
Monster Job Description Report finds transparency, not perfection, drives candidate trust.
Starbucks Cuts Weight-Loss GLP-1 Coverage For Employees As It Reconsiders Cost
Starbucks cuts weight-loss GLP-1 coverage as employers rethink rising drug costs.
Employers Get First Clear Rules For Offering “Trump Accounts” To Workers’ Children
New IRS rules give employers a path to offer Trump Accounts, but setup could be complicated.
99% Of CHROs Say AI Matters, But Half Doubt Their Managers Are Ready
Most CHROs see AI as a priority, but half lack confidence in their managers’ ability to lead employees through it.
U.K. Labor Market Stuck In ‘Low-Hire, Low-Fire’ Mode As Employer Confidence Stays Near Historic Lows
British employers keep hiring plans near pandemic-era lows as labor market weakness persists.
What Clive Davis Can Teach Employers About Finding Standout Talent For The Future
AI is changing jobs faster than résumés can keep up, making potential more valuable.
Coworking’s Biggest Economic Impact May Be The Hardest To Measure
Coworking is most impactful when it creates the conditions for social capital to thrive.
How To Access The Hidden Job Market
Many jobs are filled through referrals and connections before they ever reach public job boards.
More Workers See Outdoor Lunch Breaks As A Workplace Priority
New research has revealed that more than half of Americans admit they regularly fail to step outside during an in-office...
WeWork Access Cut For Revolut Premium Customers After Costs Rise
Higher WeWork fees prompted Revolut to reduce a workplace perk that helped attract premium subscribers.
The Creator Economy Is Getting So Big It Could Undermine What Made Creators Valuable
The creator economy is scaling fast, but AI could make human authenticity harder to prove.
More AI Use Isn’t Translating Into More Revenue Per Employee, OpenAI Study Finds
OpenAI’s research questions whether heavier AI use actually delivers stronger financial results.
Workday’s Buyout Talks Suggest Investors May Be Rethinking AI’s Threat To Enterprise Software
Workday buyout may restore confidence in battered software valuations, analysts say
Why Executives May Be Overestimating The Speed Of AI’s White-Collar Takeover
Business leaders are betting that AI will rapidly change who does the work in corporate America.
U.S. Employers Are Finally Ready To Hire Again — These Workers Are In Highest Demand
66% of employers plan to increase hiring as talent shortages begin to outweigh economic uncertainty.
Poll Finds Japan’s AI Ambitions Outpace Corporate Adoption: 84% Make Limited Or No Use Of It
Strong majority of Japanese firms have yet to fully embrace AI: Reuters poll
































