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The Register

Managers are throwing entry-level workers under the bus in race to adopt AI

Does it work? Inconclusive. Still, 55% of business leaders say that adopting AI is worth the impact on workers.

Newsweek

Americans Are Using PTO to Sleep, Not for Vacation—Report

A large number of Americans are using PTO to sleep rather than take a vacation, according to a new report.

An Amerisleep.com …

Fast Company

Remote work isn’t the problem. Mediocre leadership is

Let’s cut through the corporate euphemisms. When companies walk back remote policies, it’s rarely about restoring “culture” …

Noema Magazine

The Last Days Of Social Media

Social media promised connection, but it has delivered exhaustion.

Fortune

The new corner office is at home

For decades, a seemingly trivial issue — who gets the best parking spot and office — has ignited officewide tension. …

Rik Huijzer

Companies are Lying About AI Layoffs

Companies are saying that the economy and AI are causing the large amount of tech layoffs, but Vanessa Wingårdh looked at the …

The Budget Lab at Yale

Evaluating the Impact of AI on the Labor Market: Current State of Affairs

Overall, our metrics indicate that the broader labor market has not experienced a discernible disruption since ChatGPT’s …

Fortune

Gen Z job crisis: Maybe there are just too many college graduates now

Amid the debate over AI’s role in limiting job opportunities for Gen Z, there is also the fact that for decades many parents …

NoDesk

NoDesk Newsletter: Issue #401

This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 36 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.

Phys.org

How to solve the remote work stalemate—study offers tools for successful hybrid work

Johanna Jansson’s research in the field of human resource management reveals that successful remote work is built on …

Inc.

Remote Employees Remain Highly Productive, a New Survey Says

While many employers now insist on people coming in, people working outside the office continue to perform well.

Locally Optimal

Social anxiety isn't about being liked

There’s this popular idea that socially anxious folks are just dying to be liked. It seems logical, right? Why else …

Knowledge at Wharton

The Limits to Hybrid and Remote Work

The case for in-office work has never been stronger. This might seem surprising, given that many businesses have operated …

Fortune

‘We need pre-meetings to prepare for big meetings’: Why remote work is making your day longer, more transactional and more annoying

While there were many changes with remote work, the single most notable one was the shift to remote meetings. As other …

The Register

UK police caught slacking off by jamming their keyboards while working from home

Police in the United Kingdom appear to be taking a cue from Homer Simpson’s playbook, with officers in multiple …

Financial Times

What if working from home was a legal right?

What if working from home was a legal right? An Australian state is planning a new hybrid work law despite an angry business …

Nathan Brown

What would you do with 52 hours a week of discretionary time?

I’m not a huge hustler. I’m not necessarily advocating that you spend your 52 hours/week building a startup or …

HR Brew

Workers in Europe like working remotely—but not enough to take a pay cut

Parents and people with long commutes are more likely to take a pay cut to work remotely, study finds.

FOX

Americans traveling to Europe will have fingerprints scanned under new rule. What we know

American tourists traveling to Europe will have their fingerprints scanned and their picture taken when entering most …

Reuters

Britain to introduce compulsory digital ID for workers

The British government said on Friday it would require every employee to hold a digital identity document, Prime Minister …

NoDesk

NoDesk Newsletter: Issue #401

This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 36 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.

The Hill

‘Coffee-badging’ and other quiet revolts: How workers are defying in-office mandates

Lobby turnstiles click louder these days, with corporate chiefs extending mandatory office schedules and federal …

Forbes

Working Hard Or Hardly Working? Dismantling Mistrust Around Remote Work And Productivity

So, where does this mistrust around remote work come from? A popular belief is that it stems from an old fashioned over …

The Daily Star

How AI is making remote work smarter

Beyond convenience, new research shows that AI is changing the way remote work operates - shaping team collaboration, work …

Business Insider

Leading computer science professor says 'everybody' is struggling to get jobs: 'Something is happening in the industry'

Computer science went from a future-proof career to an industry in upheaval in a shockingly small amount of time.

WorkLife

The hidden talent pool: Why hiring managers may want to cast their nets in rural America

As companies struggle with talent shortages, millions of motivated midcareer workers in America’s rural communities remain …

Dan Moore

Why Are Interviews Harder Than The Job?

But today, I wanted to dig into why interviews for software related jobs are often harder than the job itself. This is a …

Hacker News

Has anyone else been unemployed for over two years?

How are you coping?

Wall Street Journal

How to Handle a Job Market That’s Worse Than It Looks

It’s time to change your attitude and approach as the gloomier employment picture comes into focus.