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Gen Z college students worldwide are prioritizing skill certifications on top of traditional education, and the trend is influencing job postings and recruitment strategies across many sectors.  A study published...

Many employers in the U.K. are apprehensive about the Labour government’s plans for providing additional employee protections — fearing new policies will make it difficult to hire or fire staff...

The Biden administration held a high-level meeting this week with top executives from OpenAI, Nvidia, Microsoft, and other tech giants, to discuss the impact artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to...

LinkedIn’s latest report on C-suite and VP-level executives at S&P 500 and venture-backed “unicorn” companies shows how the role of corporate leadership is being influenced by changes to demographics and...

New data shows that IT companies are gravitating towards medium- and small-sized coworking spaces because of the added benefits of affordability and the sense of community they often provide for...

Employee demand for flexible work environments in the U.K. has surged this year, but new data show finding a fully remote work environment has become quite difficult for job seekers. ...

Banks including JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America are putting a spotlight on Wall Street’s “always on” work-culture — restricting the total number of hours that junior bankers can work...

Tesco has lost a high-profile legal battle in the U.K. over its controversial “fire and rehire” policies, setting a precedent that may reshape how businesses balance flexibility with fair labor...

The U.S. federal government might be able to save millions of dollars by downsizing underutilized office space and adopting coworking spaces, according to a recent study by the Government Accountability...

Ukraine faces severe labor shortages due to its ongoing war with Russia, and its businesses are dramatically changing their hiring practices to ensure the country’s economic survival and future stability. ...