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A growing body of research is pointing to a hard truth: how work is structured is having a measurable impact on global health—and the consequences are far more serious than...
Read moreGenerative AI has moved from novelty to daily tool in higher education in just a few years, and students are now using it not just for assignments, but as part...
Read moreFlexible workspace is now firmly established across the UK and Ireland, with 4,550 coworking locations recorded in Q1 2026. The UK accounts for the vast majority with 4,270 spaces, while...
Read moreAI is moving into everyday work faster than many employees can keep up, creating a growing mismatch between current skills and what employers now need. A new 2026 workforce analysis...
Read moreWorkers may see bigger bonuses this year, but base pay is moving more slowly. A survey from Korn Ferry, covering more than 4,250 organizations across 133 countries, shows companies are...
Read moreThe U.S. coworking sector kept expanding in early 2026, but the growth story is changing. Instead of major gateway cities driving momentum, mid-tier markets are posting the fastest gains as...
Read moreTesla will create 1,000 new jobs at its German gigafactory by the end of June in order to increase weekly production by about 20% from the third quarter, a spokesperson...
Read moreReal estate services firm CBRE beat Wall Street expectations for first-quarter profit and revenue on Thursday, helped by strong demand for its leasing and facilities management services amid rapid expansion...
Read moreMicrosoft said on Thursday that it will invest A$25 billion ($17.9 billion) in Australia by the end of 2029 to boost computing and artificial intelligence capacity, betting on growing demand...
Read moreTens of thousands of Samsung Electronics workers rallied at a sprawling factory complex south of Seoul on Thursday, venting their anger over compensation levels ahead of a planned lengthy strike...
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