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Goldman Sachs and Citi Are Telling Law Firms to Bill Less Because AI Is Faster

Banks want law firms to share AI savings, while billable hours grew 4.2% and expenses rose 9.7%. What the squeeze on the billable hour means for legal careers.

September 1, 2026Read Article

Insurance Claims Adjusters Are the Loudest Voice Against AI in Their Own Industry

Adjuster employment fell 21% in a year and entry-level postings halved. Why the workers closest to insurance AI are the most critical, and what it signals.

September 1, 2026Read Article

Government Jobs

The FAA Is Ending the Early Shove, the Air Traffic Habit Nobody Talked About

The FAA is moving to fire two LaGuardia controllers over leaving shifts early. What the early shove is, why it was tolerated, and what it means for aviation careers.

September 1, 2026Read Article

Career

Women Are Taking 27.6% of New CEO Roles and Only 23% of the Exits

Women took 27.6% of new CEO appointments through July while making up 23% of departures. The gap between those two numbers is where the pipeline finally turns.

September 1, 2026Read Article

Gig Economy

The Labor Department Wants Gig Workers Buying Health Insurance Through Associations

A draft rule would let trade associations sell health coverage to self-employed members. With ACA premiums up 58%, here is what it would mean for gig workers.

September 1, 2026Read Article

A Third of Workers Are Hiding What They Know From the AI They Were Told to Train

Told to train the AI, 41% of workers refused to hand over their data versus 25% who were not told why. Inside the quiet standoff over who owns your expertise.

September 1, 2026Read Article

Ernst & Young Is Paying $100 Million in Bonuses for the Skills AI Cannot Copy

EY US is putting $100 million into bonuses for judgment, adaptability and leadership, with spot awards to $500 and team prizes to $25,000. What it means for you.

September 1, 2026Read Article

News

728 Applications for One Craft Apprenticeship as Young Workers Flee AI-Exposed Jobs

The National Theatre got 728 applications for one apprenticeship and a metalwork studio 160 for two places. Heritage crafts are AI-proof and oversubscribed.

August 31, 2026Read Article

News

40% of Doctors Say They Should Keep the Savings When AI Makes Them Faster

More than 40% of physicians say they should capture most of the AI savings, while 43% say pay should not change at all. The productivity dividend question.

August 31, 2026Read Article

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One Starter Job for Every Three Young People Out of Work as UK Vacancies Fall 49%

UK starter jobs have fallen 49% in a decade, leaving one vacancy for every three young people not in work or study. What the 981,000 figure really shows.

August 31, 2026Read Article

News

Why Math Majors Are Gaining as CS Grad Underemployment Hits 19%

CS graduate underemployment sits at 19% and enrollment fell 8.4%, while math degrees rebound. The BLS data complicates the story. What it means for your major.

August 31, 2026Read Article

News

The 6 Skills UK Employers Named After a 5-Year Study of What Gets You Hired

A five year NFER study names six transferable skills that will count as much as qualifications by 2035. Here is what each one is and how to evidence it.

August 31, 2026Read Article

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