July 2026

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How to Build a Sabbatical Case Your Manager Will Actually Approve

With 83% of professionals reporting burnout, sabbaticals are gaining ground. A concrete proposal structure, coverage plan and return terms to get yours approved.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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Why Workers Say Their Jobs Now Feel Like a Situationship

A survey found 59% of workers see no clear long-term path with their employer, yet 60% stay for money. How to get clarity on your career when work feels undefined.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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One Company Let Candidates Use AI in Interviews and Says Hiring Got Better

A tech company let candidates use Cursor, Claude Code and ChatGPT in interviews and hiring improved. What AI-allowed interviews test and how to prepare.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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What Happens When a Hiring Manager Catches You Copying Your Work Sample

A hiring manager caught a candidate submitting plagiarized test work in 15 minutes. What actually happens when you copy a work sample, and what to do instead.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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Why Outside Job Offers Raise Men's Pay More Than Women's

A Swedish study found men use outside offers to raise their pay and women often do not. A practical negotiation playbook for turning an offer into a raise.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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ASML Is Handing 45,000 Employees a 20,000 Euro Bonus That Vests in 2030

ASML is granting 45,000 staff a 20,000 euro share award vesting in 2030. How long-vest retention bonuses actually work and what to check before counting on one.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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OpenAI's Georgia Data Center and the Jobs It Will Actually Create

OpenAI's Project Camellia in Georgia is a multibillion-dollar 3.2 GW data center creating 400 permanent jobs. What the construction and permanent split means for you.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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Amazon Workers on Federal Aid Tripled Since 2020 and Delivery Apps Rank Worse

A GAO report found Amazon worker Medicaid and SNAP enrollment nearly tripled since 2020. What benefit-reliance data tells you before you accept an offer.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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SpaceX Job Listings Point to a Major AI Build and the Roles It Needs Now

SpaceX is hiring engineers for orbital data centers targeting a million satellites. What its job listings reveal about where AI infrastructure careers go next.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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The Agency That Hires the Federal Workforce Lost a Third of Its Own Staff

GAO found OPM lost more than 1,000 workers, 35% of staff, in just over a year. What thinner federal HR capacity means if you are applying for a federal job.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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Samsung's Move to Texas Puts Hundreds of US Jobs on the Line

A WARN filing shows 739 Samsung roles affected in New Jersey, close to 62% of the site. What relocation offers really mean for your career.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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630 Jobs Gone at Monday.com as a 20% Cut Funds Its AI Bet

Monday.com is cutting 20% of staff, about 630 roles, to fund its AI platform. Here is what a leaner operating model means for software careers.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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Even AI Research Jobs Are Not Safe After Amazon's Latest Round of Cuts

Amazon cut roles in its AGI unit while forecasting $200 billion in capex. Here is what it means for AI researchers and how to protect your career.

July 24, 2026Read Article

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TSMC's $200B US Buildout Set to Create Thousands of Chip Jobs

TSMC's $200 billion US buildout is projected to add about 6,000 direct jobs plus 20,000 construction jobs in Arizona. See the roles and how to break in.

July 22, 2026Read Article

Health

As the Nurse Shortage Grows, Universities Are Recruiting More Men

Only 1 in 8 nurses are men, yet nursing offers 189,000 openings a year for a decade. See why schools recruit men and how to enter this in-demand field.

July 22, 2026Read Article

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Office Attendance Hits 80%, Passing Pre-Pandemic Levels

Peak office use hit 80%, topping the 65-75% pre-pandemic norm. Here is what the return-to-office surge means for your commute, flexibility, and next job.

July 22, 2026Read Article

Workers Are Turning to AI for Raise Requests, and a Gender Gap Is Emerging

Men use AI daily at 35% versus 27% for women, and that adoption gap in pay talks could widen the gender wage divide. Here is what it means for your pay.

July 22, 2026Read Article

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Physician Practice Bankruptcies Are Spiking in 2026, What It Means for Healthcare Workers

Physician practice bankruptcies are on pace for 14 in 2026, up from 6 in 2025. Here is what the spike means for healthcare workers' jobs and career security.

July 22, 2026Read Article

Career

Why Cutting Entry-Level Jobs Could Backfire on Employers

Entry-level postings sit 12% below pre-pandemic levels as firms hand junior work to AI. Here is why cutting entry-level roles could backfire on employers.

July 22, 2026Read Article

Hiring

Google, Ford and BlackRock Bet Big on Skilled Trades Jobs

Google, Ford, BlackRock and Carhartt launched an alliance to fix America's skilled trades shortage as openings and pay rise for electricians and HVAC techs.

July 22, 2026Read Article

Why the Talent Shortage Is an Employer Problem, Not an AI One

About half of companies that swapped workers for AI are rehiring at higher cost. The talent shortage is an employer problem, not an AI one. Here is why.

July 22, 2026Read Article

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H-1B Cap for 2027 Fills Early, What It Signals About Tech Hiring Demand

H-1B hit its 2027 cap of 65,000 plus 20,000 master's slots, with Amazon, Apple, Google and Meta among top filers. Here is what it signals for tech hiring.

July 22, 2026Read Article

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Disney Layoffs 2026, Several Hundred Jobs Cut as ESPN Absorbs NFL Network

ESPN's first layoffs in three years land as Disney cuts several hundred jobs and folds NFL Network in. See who is affected and how to protect your career.

July 22, 2026Read Article

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Remote Work Rose to 35 Percent in 2025 as Return-to-Office Mandates Stalled

Remote work rose to 35% of US employees in 2025 even as return-to-office mandates spread. Here is where the flexible jobs are and how to negotiate for them.

July 21, 2026Read Article