Tag: North America

Over half of professionals report that AI trainings feel like a second job, according to a recent LinkedIn survey, highlighting widespread frustration among workers with the proliferation of workplace automation ...

After a slowdown earlier this year, commercial real estate (CRE) activity is showing signs of life again. According to JLL’s latest Bid Intensity Index, bidding activity picked up in July ...

Google has eliminated 35% of its managers who oversee small teams with fewer than three direct reports, as part of a larger effort to streamline the company and reduce bureaucracy. ...

While most recent college graduates are navigating a sluggish job market, one group is breaking away from the pack: young professionals with skills in artificial intelligence. The overall unemployment rate ...

Workers are, on average, leaving the office 13 minutes earlier in 2025 than they did in 2019. In some cases, that number stretches to an hour. That’s according to a ...

Just because the boss makes the rules, doesn’t mean the employees will follow them. Even after continued efforts to crack down on a return to office, the mandate-compliance gap between ...

The U.S. office market has hit a critical point, with vacancy rates soaring to historic highs and creating major challenges for property owners and lenders, according to Reuters.  Remote work ...

Stanford University has published a first-of-its-kind study on Tuesday that reveals “the AI revolution” is already beginning to have a “significant and disproportionate impact on entry-level workers in the U.S. ...

In a world where “work-life balance” is treated like a self-help buzzword, a new FlexJobs Working Parents Report reveals just how off-balance things really are. The findings are as eye-opening ...

As 2025 progresses, U.S. companies are steadily increasing their office attendance expectations—but employee compliance remains low, exposing a widening gap between policy and practice. According to the Flex Index Flex ...