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A five year NFER study names six transferable skills that will count as much as qualifications by 2035. Here is what each one is and how to evidence it.
T-Mobile cut 4,671 US jobs in the first half of 2026, a 6.7 percent drop. Now 77 more go in Washington with six stores closing. What affected workers should do.
EY says remote work is not the route to success in the age of AI, and KPMG is testing in-person soft skills training. No formal policy change yet. What it means.
Average time to hire a skilled worker has reached 56 days, so contractors now offer loan repayment, mobilization bonuses and pay differentials. What to ask for.
A leaked spreadsheet from 600 Microsoft employees maps base pay from Level 59 to Level 67. Here is how tech career ladders price seniority, and what to ask.
A May 2026 Gartner survey of 10,055 employees ranks financial protection above wellness perks. Here is what to weigh in an offer and what to ask for.
BLS cut its March 2026 payroll benchmark by 79,000 jobs. Retail lost 154,600 while warehousing gained 135,100. What the revision means for your job search.
Lightcast counts 2.1 million skilled trade openings against roughly one qualified worker for every three. Here are the 135 occupations and what they pay.
IT sits inside the 867 BLS-classified occupations, and a title alone signals pay, scope, and career track more than most job seekers realize before applying.
Total U.S. employment is set to grow 3.5 percent by 2035, and a dual career path lets specialists rise in pay and title without ever managing a single person.
Federal employment fell 274,000 in 2025 as agencies shrank, yet 20-year retirement jobs in police, fire, and corrections still offer a real pension path.
BLS classifies 867 detailed occupations, and waste management spans dozens of them, from curbside route collectors to hazardous materials removal specialists.
