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1 in 4 Americans Fear Layoffs from Their Jobs This Year
25% of US workers fear job loss within a year; 90% see upskilling as crucial for staying competitive.
Read moreWorld Economic Forum Estimates 92 Million Jobs Will Go Remote by 2030
Remote work to rise to 92M jobs by 2030, driven by tech and growing infrastructure benefiting global talent pool.
Read moreWeWork’s Ex-CEO Neumann Slams Post-Bankruptcy Strategy, Calling Projections “Unsustainable”
Ex-CEO Neumann slams WeWork's post-bankruptcy plan as his $900M buyback bid is rejected.
Read moreBusiness Travel is Booming and Predicted to Surpass Pre-Pandemic Levels by Year’s End
Business travel to surpass 2019 levels by year's end, as companies prioritize in-person interaction.
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Generative AI Tool Use Growing Rapidly: Over 3 billion Monthly Visits to Top 100 AI Tools for Work
Claude and Microsoft Copilot experienced a surge in popularity, as AI use rapidly expands.
Read moreLegal Challenges Pile Up Against FTC’s New Noncompete Ban
FTC's noncompete ban faces tough legal challenges ahead after getting sued by the Chamber of Commerce.
Read moreWeWork Noteholders Furious Over Lack Of Bankruptcy Progress
WeWork creditors slam vague plan, slow progress, and lender conflicts in Chapter 11 case.
Read moreU.K. Companies Retreat from Flexible Work Options, Put Workforce Diversity At Risk
Flexible work opportunities have fallen in the U.K., and it could hurt equitable opportunities for women.
Read moreSan Francisco Office Exodus Slows, But Record Vacancy Rates Still Threaten City’s Future
San Francisco's office vacancy reaches 36.7% in Q1 2024, with slow recovery expected due to tech firms.
Read moreWomen’s Progress Stalls in the Workplace: New Deloitte Report Reveals Alarming Trends
Deloitte's report reveals stagnating progress for women at work, with majority also managing childcare.
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