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Workers at a Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Thursday voted 96% in favor of a labor deal negotiated by the United Auto Workers union, marking one of the most...
Read moreThe UK’s long-running productivity problem continues to weigh on growth. Before the late-2000s financial crisis, output per hour expanded by roughly 1.6% annually. Since then, growth has averaged closer to...
Read moreArtificial intelligence is becoming standard workplace infrastructure, but new survey data by Resume Templates suggests the immediate impact on employees is not less work. Instead, expectations are rising faster than...
Read moreArtificial intelligence may dominate the conversation in boardrooms and break rooms alike—but a new Google report suggests most workers still haven’t adopted the technology en masse. In a study conducted...
Read moreU.S. office real estate is beginning to stabilize after several years of declining values, but the rebound is selective — favoring high-quality buildings, specific locations and employers still committed to...
Read moreBritish retailers have grown markedly more anxious about rising labour costs over the next year after new employment rights began to be implemented, a trade body survey of finance chiefs...
Read moreThe number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, consistent with a stabilizing labor market. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped 23,000...
Read moreInvestment is flowing back into real estate technology after a multi-year lull, yet the recovery is highly selective. Funding is concentrating around companies whose products actively perform work through artificial...
Read moreCommercial real-estate lenders can no longer delay bad loans and are now taking the hit. After years of extensions, lenders are accepting they won’t be repaid in full. When interest...
Read moreThe recent drop in unauthorized immigration to the United States has slowed employment growth, particularly in construction and manufacturing, and those trends are likely to continue, new research from the...
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