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Waymo Now Runs Paid Robotaxis in 14 Cities and Drivers Are Doing the Math

Waymo opened paid robotaxi service in three more cities, reaching 14. BLS still projects driver jobs growing 9 percent to 2035. Both things are true.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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A Third of Gen Z Will Not Date Someone Building the AI That Replaces Workers

A survey of 2,900 daters found 33 percent of Gen Z less interested in dating someone who builds job-replacing AI. Job security has become a social signal.

September 2, 2026Read Article

Education

Employers Say New Grads Arrive Missing the Basics and Here Is What to Learn First

Nearly 70 percent of employers now use skills-based hiring for entry-level roles. What that changes about what graduates should learn and prove first.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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Career

48 Percent of Gen Z Workers Feel They Are Not Enough and What It Costs Their Careers

A national study found 48 percent of Gen Z workers frequently feel they are not enough, and low confidence shows up at work as silence and stalled careers.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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Technology

California Moves to Ban Employers From Reading Your Emotions and Neural Data

California's AB 1883 would ban employers using AI to read an employee's emotional state or collect neural data, with a $500 per-violation penalty attached.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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Interview

86 Percent of Hiring Managers Say the Right Personality Beats a Skills Gap

A survey of 1,000 hiring decision-makers found 86 percent would take the right personality over a closed skills gap. How to prove it in an interview.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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Hiring

75 Companies Just Pledged to Train 1 Million Skilled Trades Workers by 2035

The Lowe's Foundation launched a 75-company coalition to train 1 million skilled trades workers by 2035, with Nvidia, GM and AT&T signed on. What it means for you.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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Workers Aged 22 to 25 in AI-Exposed Jobs Saw Employment Fall 13 Percent Since 2022

Dallas Fed research finds employment down 13 percent for workers aged 22 to 25 in AI-exposed jobs since 2022, and the cause is blocked entry, not layoffs.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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Salary

Korn Ferry Puts 2027 Raises at 8.3 Percent in India and 3.3 Percent in the US

Korn Ferry surveyed 5,512 employers across 135 countries. India budgets 8.3 percent raises for 2027, the US 3.3 percent, Switzerland just 1.7 percent.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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Labor Market

July JOLTS Shows 7.3 Million Openings and the Lowest Layoffs Since January

July JOLTS put openings at 7.3 million and layoffs at 1.67 million, the lowest since January. What a frozen but safe job market means for your next move.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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Layoffs

Oracle Cuts Up to 3,000 India Jobs as Microsoft Puts 500 Staff on Performance Plans

Oracle is cutting up to 3,000 India roles, roughly 10 percent of its staff there, while Microsoft moves 500 onto performance plans. What both mean for you.

September 2, 2026Read Article

Career

How to Write a Post-Interview Thank-You Note That Actually Gets Read

87% of employers weigh skills-based signals most heavily during interviewing. Learn how to write a post-interview thank-you note that reinforces your fit fast.

September 2, 2026Read Article