Workplace/Jobs

Now that many AI algorithms have mastered simple tasks, companies are looking to train their models on data directly from engineers, lawyers, scientists, and more.

Widgets are a general stand-in for any produced good. But how do we think about widgets when goods are only a fraction of what we produce?

The drop in unemployment claims is good news, but other indicators show that few jobs have been created over the past few months — a trend likely to continue in 2026.

Many workers earlier in their careers see return-to-office policies as a way to build relationships and gain mentorship.

A growing number of Americans are finding themselves out of work for six months or longer.

According to LinkedIn, the number of job listings that include “storyteller” have doubled in 2025.

With the unemployment rate now at 4.6%, economists are predicting more of the same, at least for the first half of next year.

Skilled trades are typically seen as professions that won’t be permeated by AI. But that’s starting to change.

Indeed senior economist Cory Stahle shares how tech job postings have changed over the year and how AI has (and hasn’t) influenced the kinds of openings posted on the job website.

But health care hiring’s good run may be coming to a close.