Tag: North America

The U.S. federal government is gradually reducing its leased office footprint, returning millions of square feet to the market as agencies reassess space needs shaped by telework, workforce changes, and ...

Employees are relying on AI more than ever — and costly mistakes are piling up faster than companies expected. The rapid rise and use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in ...

The global flexible office market entered 2026 in a phase of quiet strength, with stable occupancy and rising revenue signaling its evolution from experimental coworking to core workplace infrastructure. Analysts ...

U.S. private payrolls increased less than expected in January amid job losses in the professional and business services as well as manufacturing sectors, the ADP's national employment report showed on ...

More than 455,000 women exited the U.S. workforce between January and August 2025, according to new research from Catalyst.  The findings challenge narratives that frame women’s exits as voluntary lifestyle ...

Breaking into tech was long viewed as a path to stable, well-paid work. That assumption is now under pressure as layoffs continue across major firms and AI reshapes how work ...

Anxieties about AI putting people out of jobs is bubbling over: A Reuters/Ipsos poll from August 2025 found 71% of Americans feared permanent job loss as a result of AI. ...

Rising productivity is helping businesses ease cost pressures, aiding the U.S. central bank's inflation fight, but it is difficult to predict if it will persist and, as a result, hard ...

Banks expect demand for business loans across all categories to strengthen this year after improving last quarter, a Federal Reserve survey showed on Monday, with most lenders saying they expect ...

Professionals have long been taught a simple formula for career success: work hard, outperform your peers, and bigger paychecks will follow. But this year, employers are planning to reward their ...