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Traditional programmer employment fell 27.5% since 2023 while AI engineer roles surge 143%. Engineering careers shift from routine coding to AI integration, systems design, and specialized expertise.
New Hampshire economist Brian Gottlob warns job growth could drop to 0.5% in 2026, down from 1%, as AI adoption, tariffs, and low consumer confidence create challenging conditions for job seekers.
Unexpected drop in jobless claims to 198,000 contrasts with weak 50,000 December job gains and 4.4% unemployment. Low layoffs meet sluggish hiring in puzzling labor market.
Ericsson plans 1,600 job cuts in Sweden as part of global cost-efficiency strategy. Union negotiations underway as telecom giant restructures for programmable networks.
Meta eliminates 1,000+ VR division jobs, closes Sanzaru and Twisted Pixel studios after $70B+ Reality Labs losses since 2021. Focus shifts to AI and AR wearables.
Software engineer Kanish Shah applied to hundreds of internships and got rejected by Google, Apple, and Meta. His unconventional path to Walmart proved Big Tech isn't the only route to a six-figure career in technology.
U.S. job openings fell to 7.1 million in November 2025, marking the second-lowest level in five years. Employers remain cautious about hiring despite solid economic growth, creating a challenging environment for job seekers.
Marine Corps recruiting commanders relieved during pandemic as intense pressure and medical screening delays created toxic work environments. Four colonels fired between 2021-2023 as recruiters worked 80-100 hour weeks struggling to meet quotas amid Genesis system complications.
Agora announces 166 job cuts across Wyborcza, Gazeta.pl, and radio units as digital transformation falters. Poland's largest media group cites ineffective digital model, automation push as 25.8% of Gazeta.pl staff face layoffs.
AI cut 55,000 US jobs in 2025 but roles exposed to AI grew faster than others, with wages rising 3.8%. Companies slowing adoption as workers embrace new skills.
Geoffrey Hinton says AI scaling laws aren't dead as debate rages over whether more compute leads to smarter AI. DeepMind's Demis Hassabis champions scaling as path to AGI by 2030 while Yann LeCun dismisses general intelligence as complete BS.
Tech unemployment hits 4 percent in November as 134,000 technology workers lost jobs between October and November with job postings down 31,800 according to CompTIA analysis showing jobs recession in tech industry.
67 percent of public company CEOs expect AI to increase entry-level hiring in 2026 according to Teneo survey, contradicting narrative that AI only eliminates jobs as firms ramp up engineering and AI-related roles.
Krakow's BPO sector faces 4,195 layoffs—70% jump from 2024—as AI automation eliminates routine roles in Poland's outsourcing capital, leaving offices empty and economy rattled.
US consumer confidence crashes to 88.7 in November—lowest since April—as job worries intensify and recession expectations index stays below warning threshold for 10th consecutive month.
Zara employees plan Black Friday protests across 7 European countries, demanding profit-sharing. This is part of a growing trend of workers using peak retail periods as leverage against profitable corporations.
Over 100,000 workers face job cuts as Microsoft, Intel, Nestlé, Target, and dozens of major corporations slash positions amid tariffs, AI investments, and economic uncertainty creating widespread anxiety.
Pharmaceutical giant Novartis just announced plans to build a flagship manufacturing hub in North Carolina's Research Triangle, creating 700 direct jobs and over 3,000 indirect supply chain positions by 2030.
Stagnant wages and inflation are driving workers to "polyworking"—juggling 2-4 jobs simultaneously. Learn why this trend is reshaping the American workforce and what it means for your career.
Nearly nine out of ten senior HR leaders expect AI to reshape jobs next year, with 67% saying it's already changing how employees work today.
Amazon, America's second-largest private employer, is facing a proposed class action lawsuit alleging it punishes warehouse workers with disabilities for seeking legally required accommodations.
Starbucks baristas at over 600 unionized stores are walking out in at least 25 cities, demanding better pay and staffing as the company's ambitious turnaround strategy adds to their workload.
India's IT spending was forecast at $160 billion for 2025 as car sales hit a record 466,800 units in October, and 2026 Naukri data shows AI/ML hiring up 20%.
Federal judge halts Trump administration layoffs of 4000 federal employees during government shutdown calling reductions-in-force illegal and excessive
