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Employment Crisis - Page 2

June 28, 2026
Business

Singapore Graduates Turn to Half-Paid Traineeships as AI and Hiring Freeze Reshape Job Market

Singapore’s newest university graduates are entering an increasingly difficult job market, with some turning to government-funded traineeships that pay less than half the median starting salary for degree holders as artificial intelligence

Business

China’s Gig Economy Expands as Weak Job Market Pushes Millions into Insecure Work

China’s rapidly expanding gig economy is absorbing millions of workers affected by a weak job market, but the shift from traditional employment to flexible work is creating growing challenges for wages, social protection and the country’s welfare system. Bao Zhang,

July 7, 2026

Tata Steel Warns UK Mills Could Be Mothballed as Cheap Imports Flood Market

Business

Tata Steel has warned it may be forced to mothball steel mills across the United Kingdom, putting more than 3,000 jobs at risk, as

EY Postpones Consulting Start Dates Again Amid Sluggish Market

World

Ernst & Young has delayed start dates for incoming consultants in its U.S. strategy and deal advisory division for the third consecutive year, citing

Singapore Graduates Turn to Half-Paid Traineeships as AI and Hiring Freeze Reshape Job Market

June 28, 2026
Business

Singapore’s newest university graduates are entering an increasingly difficult job market, with some turning to government-funded traineeships that pay less than half the median starting salary for degree holders as artificial intelligence

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Volkswagen Faces Potential Global Job Cuts of Up to 100,000 Positions

June 26, 2026
Business

Volkswagen is reportedly considering a worldwide reduction of up to 100,000 jobs as the German automotive giant prepares a major restructuring effort, according to a report by Manager Magazin. The potential cuts

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The Left and Breaching Capitalism’s Digital Fortress

June 24, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The battle for socialist liberation in the twenty-first century cannot be fought with the weapons of the last century. In an era in which algorithms hold sway, in which the influence of

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Oracle reveals deeper AI-linked workforce cuts as tech layoffs accelerate

June 23, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Oracle has reduced its workforce by 21,000 employees over the past 12 months, a 13% decline that reveals a larger round of job cuts than previously known and highlights the growing role

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Volkswagen Ordered to Compensate Former Workers Four Decades After Amazon Abuse

June 22, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/Judiciary

For more than four decades, Raimundo Batista de Souza carried memories of a place he believed he would never escape alive. Speaking from Porto Nacional in Brazil’s Tocantins state, where he now

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‘No Qualification Is Immune’: Germany’s Employment Chief Says AI Will Transform Every Job

June 16, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Geopolitics

Artificial intelligence will change every job in Germany, and neither academic degrees nor vocational qualifications can guarantee protection from its effects, according to Andrea Nahles, head of Germany’s Federal Employment Agency, who

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Africa Urged to Bridge ‘Implementation Gap’ as Leaders Warn Ideas Alone Are Not Creating Jobs

June 15, 2026
Business

African leaders and development experts have warned that the continent is struggling not with a lack of ideas, but with turning existing policies and frameworks into concrete results, as calls intensify for

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How to Stifle Personal Development in The Office: My Take

June 13, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” – Albert Einstein My Experience Yesterday, while reading the latest issue of The Economist, I came across Bartleby’s column entitled Book

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Investing in Care: A Public-Private Model for Youth Opportunity

June 6, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

If we are to understand the conditions facing vulnerable children, we have to begin with a difficult truth: poverty remains the central force shaping their lives. It is not the only factor,

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Small Businesses Quietly Replace Office Work with AI Assistants

June 3, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Recent reporting from MIT Technology Review highlights a quiet but rapidly accelerating shift in how small businesses operate, as artificial intelligence tools move from experimental novelties to practical back-office assistants. Across industries,

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