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New York PostA Los Angeles County report estimates the $111 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger could eliminate 2,500 local jobs and 6,000 positions worldwide. The combined company carries an $82 billion debt load and plans $6 billion in savings through consolidation.
Workers juggling two full-time roles report longer hours and new oversight rules, yet several continue earning well above single-job pay. Business Insider interviewed more than two dozen such employees over three years.
Mohamed Kande spoke at VivaTech in Paris on Thursday. PwC data showed faster head-count and wage growth at AI-exposed companies.
A 26-year-old software engineer in Bengaluru resigned in October 2025 without another position lined up. He used ChatGPT to speed up applications and interview preparation, securing a new role within a month.
OpenAI plans to nearly double its 4,500-person workforce this year while Anthropic lists around 380 open roles. Job seekers describe both labs as top career destinations in the current AI boom.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos stated that artificial intelligence will generate more employment than it displaces. He rejected the view that AI-driven automation will lead to widespread job losses.
The Japan TimesA December survey by the National Personnel Authority found that more than half of Japan's national government employees do not want to relocate. The agency urged government bodies to review whether customary transfers remain necessary.
Southern Cross Media announced between 250 and 300 job cuts last week. Nine female presenters and one male reporter have been publicly identified among the on-air redundancies in the Sydney and Melbourne newsrooms.
theconversation.comEight former federal employees dismissed in 2022 from the Ministries of Environment and Works have asked President Bola Tinubu and Senate President Godswill Akpabio to enforce a Senate order for their return to duty.
The 41-year-old Brooklyn resident took a restaurant host position at $22 an hour before accepting an administrative assistant role paying 60% to 70% less than his prior salary.
koreaherald.comCEO Brian Moynihan said spending on Bank of America credit and debit cards rose 5% in May, even as customers shifted to lower-priced pet food brands.
The GuardianU.S. District Judge Jennifer Thurston dismissed Shannon “SJ” Joslin’s suit on Friday, ruling that the probationary employee must pursue claims through the Office of Special Counsel.
A 24-year-old data scientist at Meta was laid off in May after months of uncertainty. The layoff prompted her to reconsider traditional corporate roles and explore alternatives including AI startups and content creation.
The IndependentA former University of Hawai‘i football staff member alleges she faced repeated comments about her narcolepsy and unequal travel treatment before her contract ended in December 2024.
Immigration Enforcement officers detained nine workers at two DPD sites on 11 June 2026 after right-to-work checks on more than 100 people. Those arrested face deportation if found to have worked unlawfully.
Dave Lewis left Microsoft after a layoff and joined Emberos as head of partnerships. The Montana resident cited family priorities and interest in AI-driven search changes.
citizen.co.zaPortugal recorded 234 strikes in the first quarter of 2026, followed by Italy with 190, Spain with 108, and France with 105. The actions centered on transport, education, healthcare, and public administration.
japantimes.co.jpA government white paper released Friday found that nearly 40% of Japanese adults age 65 and older want to continue paid work. The share exceeds results from similar surveys in the United States, Germany, and Sweden.
upi.comThe number of employed people fell to 29.12 million while the unemployment rate rose to 2.9 percent. Manufacturing lost 140,000 positions, the 23rd straight month of declines.
arynews.tvIran has recorded at least one million job losses and nearly 300,000 new unemployment claims since the start of its conflict with Israel and the United States. The rial has fallen sharply while inflation for food items exceeds 100 percent.
Meta Platforms announced a $115 million workforce initiative that offers five-week training courses and guaranteed jobs in skilled trades for data center construction and maintenance. The program will begin in four states and targets veterans and career changers.
SemaforMeta will spend $115 million on a new training program for electricians, welders, and other skilled trades. The program will operate in four states where the company is building data centers and will guarantee jobs to graduates.
eonline.comMeta announced a new training initiative aimed at placing workers into artificial intelligence roles. The program focuses on skills development for current and prospective employees.
wnd.comA job notice at a U.S. school lists an $87,457 salary for an English teaching position and specifies that the applicant must be an immigrant. The posting has drawn attention for its explicit eligibility requirement.
thehindu.comA proposed amendment would allow the Kenya Revenue Authority to use tax-style enforcement tools against employers who withhold but do not forward pension contributions. The measure is before the National Assembly's finance committee and remains open for public comment.
U.S. stocks closed lower Friday as the Nasdaq Composite dropped over 4 percent. The S&P 500 also declined, while the CNN Money Fear and Greed index entered the Fear zone.
rte.ieThe retailer will run a six-month programme aimed at 16- to 24-year-olds who are not in employment, education or training. The move comes as official figures show more than one million young people classified as Neets.
under30ceo.comTechnology companies recorded the highest monthly total since August 2024, with AI cited as the leading cause for the third straight month.
The federal government last month announced a once-in-a-generation reform to Workforce Australia that will assess jobseekers and assign them to one of three service tiers. Specialist providers say the changes could improve outcomes for refugees and culturally diverse communities.
BenzingaMajor U.S. stock indexes reversed sharply on Thursday and Friday. The moves followed May employment figures that exceeded forecasts.
america.cgtn.comPayrolls rose more than analysts expected while unemployment held at 4.3 percent. Wage growth slowed and real earnings declined for a second straight month.
nbcnews.comThe Labor Department reported that hiring exceeded forecasts while the jobless rate remained unchanged. President Trump cited the figures as evidence of economic strength and renewed calls for election legislation.
pbs.orgPayrolls rose for a third straight month while corporate profits and seasonal hiring supported gains in health care and leisure. Economists noted continued weakness in hiring and quits rates alongside long-term unemployment.
The Labor Department reported 172,000 jobs added in May. In Wisconsin farm areas, some producers report higher expenses tied to tariffs and input prices during the Iran conflict.
FortuneThe S&P 500 posted its largest one-day decline since October after technology shares fell and a May jobs report raised expectations the Federal Reserve may keep rates steady or raise them later this year. The Nasdaq composite dropped 4.2% while the Dow Jones Industrial Average de…
realitytea.comThe president highlighted May employment gains and pledged lower fuel and fertilizer prices within 90 days. He spoke at a farmer roundtable in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, while campaigning for Republican midterm candidates.
realclearmarkets.comU.S. equity markets fell Friday after a strong employment report raised expectations that the Federal Reserve may delay further rate cuts. Technology and semiconductor shares posted the largest losses.
pbs.orgPayrolls rose more than expected while corporate profits climbed and health care led hiring. Seven in ten Americans still say finding work is difficult.
dailywire.comPayrolls rose more than expected while unemployment stayed at 4.3 percent. Upward revisions lifted March and April figures. First-quarter GDP growth stood at 1.6 percent.
EuronewsU.S. technology stocks declined sharply on Friday after a May employment report showed stronger hiring than expected. Treasury yields rose and the dollar strengthened as markets adjusted rate expectations.
pbs.orgThe Bureau of Labor Statistics reported stronger-than-expected hiring. Leisure and hospitality led gains while core inflation held at 3.3 percent in April.
The May employment report showed stronger-than-expected job growth. The unemployment rate remained unchanged from the prior month.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 172,000 in May while the unemployment rate stayed unchanged at 4.3 percent. Revisions lifted March and April gains by a combined 93,000 jobs. Wage growth continued at a moderate pace.
Nbc NewsPayrolls rose more than expected while the unemployment rate held at 4.3 percent. Revisions lifted March and April gains.
Nonfarm payrolls increased 172,000 in May while the unemployment rate held at 4.3 percent. The figures exceeded consensus estimates and included upward revisions to prior months.
EuronewsEuropean stock indexes opened with mixed results on Friday after major declines in Asian markets and sharp drops in several U.S. artificial intelligence-related shares the previous day. Investors are watching U.S. employment data and developments in the Middle East.
The GuardianExperts told a parliamentary select committee that women coaches face routine exclusion, harassment and bullying. Data presented showed women hold about one-quarter of coaching posts in publicly funded programs.
under30ceo.comU.S. technology companies announced the most job cuts last month in nearly two years while increasing spending on artificial intelligence.
upi.comPrivate payrolls rose by 122,000 in May, the strongest monthly increase since January 2025. The gain signals a rebound after an extended period of subdued hiring.
An international student who finished Harvard Business School in 2024 without a full-time offer used a post-graduation internship and networking to obtain a product manager position at Google. The role began in November 2024 within the YouTube division.
ispreview.co.ukConsultation documents released Tuesday propose a 12-week reference period to set guaranteed hours for zero-hours and low-hours workers. Business groups say the timeframe is unworkable and could reduce opportunities for young people.
FortuneThe Labor Department reported Tuesday that job openings rose from 6.9 million in March, the highest level since May 2024. Layoffs declined while quits and gross hiring also fell.
Several AI executives who previously warned of widespread job displacement have recently offered more positive forecasts. The change coincides with upcoming IPO filings and declining public support for the technology.
rabble.caA CBI Economics report commissioned by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit finds the Net Zero sector now underpins more than one million jobs and contributes £105 billion to the UK economy.
Sam Altman stated that firms adopting AI tools are expanding employment while those announcing AI-related layoffs are adopting the technology least. He spoke during a Monday interview at the site of a new data center project in Michigan.
upi.comFormer agents created a group offering legal aid, mental health services and job placement to FBI staff. The network operates under Justice Connection and follows recent firings at the bureau.
rigzone.comOpenAI began construction of a 1GW data center campus in Saline, Michigan. The project is projected to generate $1 billion in tax revenue and create thousands of jobs.
A Federal Reserve Bank of New York study released Monday found remote work accounts for nearly two-thirds of the rise in unemployment among recent college graduates since the pandemic.
france24.comThe eurozone unemployment rate stayed flat in April at the same level recorded in March, according to data released amid ongoing economic uncertainty linked to the war in Iran.
freepressjournal.inMultiple firms filed WARN notices for June 2026 layoffs. The filings come after a 58 percent increase in announced job cuts during 2025 compared with 2024.