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Anxious about AI job cuts? How white-collar workers can protect themselves - starting now

ZDNET's key takeaways Job cuts suggest professional work is changing in the AI era. Modern companies need fewer organizers and more builders.Professionals should retrain, reskill, and rescope their ... Read More
Not even blue-collar jobs are safe from automation—the era of robots is here and for $20K you can already buy your first robo housekeeper
The latest home-intruder is a 5-foot-6-inch humanoid housekeeper, called Neo, created by 1X Technologies. It’s ready for pre-order at a cost of $20,000 (with a $200 deposit) with expected delivery in ... Read More
The AI Jobs Debate, Simplified: From Doom To Design

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Manno writes on education, workforce training, and career pathways. Almost daily, new headlines claim that artificial intelligence ... Read More
The future of white-collar work may be unionized

Danielle Olivas never questioned her job security as a bank teller for Wells Fargo until her district manager in Artesia, New Mexico — who had worked at the company for more than 30 years — was laid ... Read More
How New-Collar Jobs Are Shrinking the Value of Degrees in Hiring
Some of the hottest jobs for skilled and experienced workers without college degrees pay more than six figures. Read More
Amazon to Cut 14,000 White-Collar Jobs

The company is looking to slash costs by “reducing bureaucracy, removing layers, and shifting resources” as it continues to spend aggressively on artificial intelligence. By Karen Weise Reporting from ... Read More
60% of workers are unhappy with key aspects of their job, survey finds

Six in 10 U.S. workers say their jobs fall short of the standards for a "quality" position — one that offers basics such as fair pay, a steady schedule and career growth — according to research from ... Read More
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