September 2026

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Crusoe Has Hired 300+ Craft Workers in Tulsa to Build AI Data Center Parts, and It Is Still Growing

Crusoe has hired 300+ Tulsa craft workers, up from the 100 it first expected, to build AI data center switchgear. Which trade skills it hires and how to apply.

September 15, 2026Read Article

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Taiwan Opens Hotel Jobs to Foreign Workers as the First 35 Indonesians Arrive

The first 35 Indonesian hotel workers landed in Taiwan, where hotels face a yearly shortage of about 6,000 staff. Who qualifies, what it pays, how hiring works.

September 15, 2026Read Article

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Stephen Colbert Used His Emmy to Ask Hollywood to Hire His 200 Laid-Off Late Show Staff

About 200 Late Show staff lost their jobs when CBS ended the show in May. Colbert used his Emmy to ask Hollywood to hire them. How to turn a plea into work.

September 15, 2026Read Article

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Laid Off by Oracle This Week? What Its Severance Plan Paid in the Last Round

Oracle's earlier layoff round paid 4 weeks plus 1 week per year of service, capped at 26 weeks. Not yet confirmed for this week, so check before you sign.

September 15, 2026Read Article

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Coworkers Rate AI Users as Lazier, 5 Ways to Fix AI-Sounding Work Before Your Review

A 2025 Duke study of 4,439 people found coworkers rate AI users as lazier and less competent. Five fixes for AI-sounding work before your next review.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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Over 200 Y7 Yoga Staff Were Moved to a Payroll That Stopped Paying and What They Can Do Now

Over 200 Y7 staff were moved to a new operator's payroll and pay halted before all eight studios closed. What staff can do about final pay and unemployment.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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Why Being the Employee Everyone Depends On Can Stall Your Career

A 2005 study by Ng and colleagues links promotions to 10 to 20 percent raises, but being the one person your team cannot lose can block yours. How to get out.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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Chewy Targets 50 Million Dollars in AI Savings and What It Signals for Retail Jobs

Chewy expects about 50 million dollars a year in AI savings by fiscal 2027 and a beta assistant already resolves 30% of chats. What it means for agents.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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Construction Robots Enter US Homebuilding and What It Means for Skilled Trades Jobs

The US is short 1.2 million homes and nearly 300,000 construction workers. Robots are arriving, but builders using them say trades face their best decade yet.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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T.J. Maxx Store Closures in 2026 and What Retail Workers Should Do Now

TJX added 23 stores in a quarter while T.J. Maxx shut its Newbury Street store and 117 jobs. What a closure at a growing chain means for retail staff now.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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HR Platforms Face an AI Agent Challenge and What It Means for HR Careers in 2026

Gartner predicts 60% of HR work tasks will run through AI agents or LLM interfaces by 2030, yet McKinsey found only 19% of HR processes in Europe use gen AI.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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PwC Puts 40,000 People Into an India Run Consulting Venture and What It Means for Your Career

A 40,000 person PwC US and PwC India consulting joint venture is coming as AI reshapes offshore work. Here is what it means for consultants on both sides.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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How to Find a Career Mentor Without Waiting for a Company Program

In Adobe's 2023 study, 83 percent of Gen Z called a mentor crucial but only 52 percent had one. How to find a career mentor without a company program.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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What Google's Reported 1.5 Billion Dollar Mechanize Acqui-Hire Means for AI Engineers

Google hired over a dozen Mechanize staff in a talent deal reported at more than 1.5 billion dollars. What this acqui-hire structure means for AI engineers.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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What Happened to Guidepost Montessori Teachers After the 440 Million Dollar Collapse

Higher Ground Education ran up 440 million dollars in losses and shut about 60 Guidepost schools. What teachers lost and what early educators should do now.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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Waymo Robotaxis Join Lyft in Nashville as a 2024 Study Says Frontline Taxi Jobs Could Fall 57 to 76 Percent

Frontline taxi jobs could fall 57 to 76 percent under robotaxis, a 2024 Transport Policy study says. Waymo is now on Lyft in Nashville. What drivers can do.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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Meta's Opt-In Offer Invites Some Applied AI Staff Back Into Manager Roles

Meta set up to 50 reports per manager in its 7,000-person Applied AI unit. Now some staff are invited back into manager roles. What it means for your career.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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From Nearly 250 Restaurants to an Overnight Shutdown, What O'Charley's Workers Should Do Now

O'Charley's shut its corporate restaurants at 8 p.m. Wednesday and Tennessee officials say no WARN notice was filed. What laid off staff should do first.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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Jobs for Over 60s in Korea Grew by 191,000 While Under 30s Lost 143,000

South Korea added 184,000 jobs in August, but youth employment fell for a 28th straight month to 44.1 percent as older workers took nearly all the gains.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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BBC Staff Turned Down 2.1 Percent After Being Told Each 1 Percent Costs 180 Jobs

BBC unions rejected a pay offer averaging 2.1 percent, below inflation, as the broadcaster cuts 500 million pounds of costs. A strike ballot looks likely.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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Amazon Lifts Its Irish Starting Pay to 35,568 Euro and Adds 200 Dublin Jobs

Amazon is raising minimum frontline starting pay in Ireland to 17.10 euro an hour from 27 September, and is recruiting for 200 new roles across Dublin.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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A Union Report Says Digital Shelf Labels Put Up to 191,633 Grocery Jobs at Risk

An AFL-CIO Tech Institute report says digital shelf labels could affect 44,223 to 191,633 US grocery jobs and cost workers billions in lost wages a year.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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Nearly a Million Young Britons Are Out of Work While Hospitality Sits on 100,000 Open Roles

A Hilton and WPI Economics analysis says lower hospitality taxes could move 15,000 young people into work, with each hire worth about 152,000 pounds a year.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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Canada Approved 9,346 Early Retirements as Ottawa Works Toward 40,000 Fewer Public Jobs

Canada approved 9,346 federal early retirements and rejected 69, as Ottawa works toward cutting about 40,000 public service jobs. What staff should know.

September 11, 2026Read Article