Latino Workforce Drives U.S. Economic Growth, Surpassing Expectations
Latino community reshapes U.S. job market with 73% labor force growth in a decade.
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Walmart Joins Major U.S. Companies Shifting Focus To Skills Over Degrees
Major firms like Walmart are prioritizing skills over degrees in hiring, reshaping the job market.
Apprenticeships Could Solve High-Turnover, Low-Pay Crisis
Apprenticeships could elevate 36 million U.S. workers out of high-churn, low-pay roles.
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India Experiences Rise In Eco-Friendly Workplaces
Since 2019, India has seen a 36% rise in green-certified office spaces across six major cities.
U.K. Commercial Landlords Pivot To Flexible Workspaces On High Demand
U.K. landlords tap into flex workspaces, adapting to rising demand.
Open Internet Battle Resumes: How Could Net Neutrality Revival Shape the Future of Work?
FCC aims to reinstate net neutrality rules that could reshape digital work and business.
Number Of Women CEOs Reaches New Record, Is The Hype Justified?
Reports show a rise in female representation within Fortune 500, but perceptions on progress vary.
Remote Work Trends Push London Office Vacancies to Three-Decade Peak
London office vacancies reach 30-year high as remote work reshapes real estate demand.
U.S. Government Shutdown Threatens Recruitment Efforts for New, Younger Federal Employees
U.S. government shutdown may deter young talent, worsening the aging problem of the federal workforce.
More Bad News For San Francisco: Q3 Office Vacancy Rate Hits 33.9%, New Record
SF faces a record 30 million square feet of vacant office space as return-to-office challenges persist.
How EC’s Microsoft Investigation Could Reshape Collaboration Options
EC probes Microsoft’s Teams bundling, potentially reshaping the landscape of hybrid work tools.
Workplace Absences Across U.K. Reach A Decade High
U.K. workplace absences hit a 10-year high, with stress and poor mental health as leading causes.