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Why Gen Z Workers Are Taking Mini-Retirements Instead of Waiting

More than a third of US workers plan a mini-retirement and Gen Z expects nearly three each. Here is why young workers front-load rest instead of waiting.

July 13, 2026Read Article

Career

Why Women Still Hit an Ambition Penalty at Work in 2026

Women were paid 18.6% less than men in 2025 and men hold 83% of senior leadership seats. Here is why the ambition gap is a myth and the penalty is real.

July 13, 2026Read Article

Career

Companies Chase the Motherhood Penalty and Miss the Motherhood Advantage

Women who delay motherhood earn up to $556,000 more over a lifetime, yet new research finds parenthood lifts effort and ethics. The advantage employers ignore.

July 13, 2026Read Article

Career

Underemployed and Overlooked, How to Handle a Job With Too Little Work

69% of U.S. workers say their skills are underused and 46% feel bored most of the week. Here is how to handle a job with too little work and stay ahead.

July 13, 2026Read Article

Jobs

Airport Workers May Not See a Cent of the New Benefits Fee

A 3% employee benefits surcharge is showing up on airport receipts, but the money goes to the business, not to workers. Here is what it means for your pay.

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Career

5 Hard Career Truths Most People Learn Too Late

A recruiter reads your resume for about six seconds, and merit alone will not get you promoted. Here are 5 hard career truths and how to use them early.

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Bosses Pushed Workers to Use AI, and It Backfired

54% of workers bypassed their company's AI tools in the past 30 days and lost 51 days a year to friction. Here is what the AI mandate backlash means for you.

July 13, 2026Read Article

Inside the Low-Paid Jobs Training the AI That Could Replace Them

Tech firms spend over $1 billion a year paying laid-off white-collar workers $21.50 to $150 an hour to train the AI meant to replace them. Is it worth taking?

July 13, 2026Read Article

Kaiser Nurses Say AI Is Making Their Jobs Worse, Not Easier

Kaiser nurses report being reprimanded when calls pass 15 minutes as AI scores their empathy. Why tens of thousands struck over workplace AI, and what it means.

July 13, 2026Read Article

Jobs

The New York Subway Cleaning Job People Wait Years to Land

An MTA subway cleaner starts near $19.60 an hour, yet New Yorkers wait years for the job. The reason is a pension and benefits worth more than the wage.

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Most US Workers Now Back an AI Wealth Fund as Tech Layoffs Mount

A new poll finds 69% of Americans back an AI sovereign wealth fund as tech layoffs mount and Goldman warns 15 million jobs could shift. What it means.

July 13, 2026Read Article

Labor Market

The K-Shaped Job Market May Finally Be Closing Its Wage Gap

New Bank of America data shows lower-income wage growth hit 4.1% in June, nearly matching top earners. What the closing K-shaped gap means for workers.

July 13, 2026Read Article