Tag: Workforce

IBM to cut thousands of jobs in fourth quarter amid software focus

New Survey Finds More Than Half Of Graduates Are Underemployed As Entry-Level Jobs Disappear

Recent grads face record unemployment and underemployment as entry-level jobs vanish.

Why Burnout Is A Workplace Design Problem, Not A Personal Weakness

byEmma Ascott

Why Burnout Is A Workplace Design Problem, Not A Personal Weakness

In this episode of The Future of Work® Podcast, we bring together three visionary leaders to explore how organizations can radically reimagine work: from reducing time to improving impact, from hierarchical management to leader‑creation, and from forced culture programs to conditions for authentic belonging. Dr. Dale Whelehan leads the global campaign for the four‑day workweek and helps companies redesign work systems to meet human psychological and physiological needs. Chris McAlister specializes in leadership development that creates self‑sustaining teams, not just managers. Drew Jones examines how workplace culture is shaped by environment, autonomy and experimentation. Together, they offer actionable insight into how forward‑thinking organizations can address burnout, evolve leadership, foster meaningful culture and make shorter workweeks a strategic advantage — not a cost.

Expert Future of Work Insights | Leadership of the Future with Dale Whelehan, Chris McAlister & Drew Jones

byFrank Cottle

Discover how leadership development, workplace culture and the four‑day workweek are reshaping productivity in the future of work.

AI Set To Replace Millions Of Customer Service Jobs By 2029, Gartner Warns

Artificial intelligence set to replace huge sections of the global customer service workforce.

Rising Layoffs Signal End Of U.S. “Low-Hire, Low-Fire” Era

U.S. layoffs rise as major companies cut staff, signaling shifts in the job market.

UN Labor Report Warns Inequality And Job Insecurity Worsening Worldwide

The United Nations International Labour Organization (ILO) released a new assessment showcasing the growing challenges facing workers worldwide, including widening inequality, job insecurity, and inadequate protections. The report emphasizes the ...

Employees in customer support (33%), media and communications (36%), and marketing (39%) are among the least likely to feel in control of their careers.

Less Than Half Of U.S. Professionals Feel In Control Of Their Careers

Only 45% of U.S. workers feel in control of their careers, LinkedIn survey shows.

Malaysia Launches One-Year Investor Pass For Global Entrepreneurs And Digital Nomads