A perfect storm has shrunk the early-career job market, with new grads facing a hiring pullback amid AI disruption and political and economic uncertainty.

Young people graduating from college this spring and summer are facing one of the toughest job markets in more than a decade.

GRADUATES are facing the toughest jobs market in eight years but some industries are bucking the trend and paying big. New data from the Indeed Hiring Lab reveals graduate job ads are down 12% ...

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Companies desperately need AI talent across all industries, not just technology firms that beginners mistakenly think ...

Machines will keep getting better—there is no slowing that train. They will handle writing, building, forecasting budgets, ...

We also analyzed the job ads for Gen Z “attraction themes,” phrases aligned with Gen Z value, including “work-life balance” ...

But Schendel, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the Ohio public university, saw AI as an inflection point — not just a disciplinary headache. “The conversation I wanted to have is, we’re in ...

Adda is channelling its efforts into the technology and BFSI sectors. As a late entrant to the skilling game, the edtech firm ...

HR leaders from BMO, Nokia, Canadian Olympic Committee discuss importance of value propositions, upskilling, future workforce requirements ...

Samsara leverages its safety-first approach and 14 trillion data points to expand beyond telematics into comprehensive ...