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Spain’s two largest office markets added significant flexible workspace capacity in 2025, reinforcing Madrid and Barcelona as the country’s leading hubs for coworking and serviced offices. According to data from...

A new survey of U.S. hiring managers conducted by Sunlight suggests weight discrimination continues to influence hiring, pay, and promotion decisions across industries — raising new questions about equity as...

A decline in fully remote job postings could restrict access to work for disabled people and complicate efforts to reduce economic inactivity, according to new research from Lancaster University’s Work...

The number of Americans filing new applications for jobless benefits increased slightly last week and the unemployment rate appeared to hold steady in February amid a stable labor market. The...

President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday moved to scrap a rule long opposed by business groups that made it harder to classify workers as independent contractors rather than employees, who...

Nearly 1 million Britons aged 16-24 were not in employment, education or training at the end of last year, the second-highest level in more than a decade, according to official...

Mexico has approved a bill to gradually reduce the workweek from 48 to 40 hours, although the reform, expected to be implemented from next year, increases weekly overtime and maintains...

Investors' and economists' concerns that artificial intelligence will upend established industries are deepening, as Goldman Sachs warned on Tuesday that accelerating AI adoption could push U.S. unemployment higher this year,...

Europe’s economy is expanding modestly, and despite ongoing caution, the office market is holding up — with prime assets leading and AI changing future demand. Modest Growth, Tight Labor Market...

The shift to a skills-first job market is accelerating as AI completely changes how companies hire and promote. Employers are placing less weight on traditional résumés and formal credentials and...