The Job Market May Be Red Hot For Some, But These Companies Are Holding Off On Hiring
It seems companies are pausing their hiring due to the need for reducing expenditures in the face of decreased demand.
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It seems companies are pausing their hiring due to the need for reducing expenditures in the face of decreased demand.
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According to the International Federation of Robots, Singapore has deployed 605 robots per 10,000 manufacturing employees.
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Fewer commuters, or workers who commute less often, will translate into a shrinking local revenue base and contribute to fiscal challenges for office buildings, and more broadly, local governments.
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Beyond the eye-catching, graphic design-centric art, Adidas’ buildings are committing to creating an environment that supports collaboration, as well as employee wellness.
“This building had to be able to transform itself over its lifetime in order to respond to the demands being put on by the business,” said David Radcliffe.
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