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Artificial intelligence may serve as a transformative force for the U.S. economy, but its impact is likely to be uneven across subpopulations and geography. Will the benefits from AI be broadly shared or highly concentrated? Which workers are most vulnerable to generative AI disruption? These questions remain pressing concerns in public discourse, yet we still…

20:47, 30 October 2026 1 min If an employee continues to perform the same job duties in the same volume, a salary reduction cannot be considered legal. Follow the latest news on SUD.UA social networks

Remote work is supposed to be about results, until some genius decided to measure success in mouse movements.

Among workers with visibility into document creation, 51% say their company uses generative AI to help write safety documents, but only 18% of companies have a policy on accountability for A.I. errors, Tradesafe survey found. By: R&I Editorial Team | October 28, 2026 Topics:Artificial Intelligence | News | Safety

Poor physical and mental health is costing US workers the equivalent of more than 12 working weeks of productive time each year, with most of that loss occurring while employees are still at work, according to research from Vitality and RAND Europe. The Vitality Global Health and Productivity Index 2026 estimates that US workers lose…

Promoting initiatives, improving skills, and linking productivity to income are key directions that the Vietnam Construction Workers’ Union is focusing on to enhance the role of workers, improve production and business efficiency, and meet the requirements of digital transformation and green transformation.

As AI reshapes jobs, Baylor students and experts in Central Texas weigh in on how workers will adapt during the transition to an AI-driven economy.

Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to about 60,000 employees, or roughly one-quarter of its global workforce, as the technology giant invests more in artificial intelligence.

Remote work erased the boundary between the office phone and the personal one. For many freelancers and distributed employees, the same mobile number now goes on invoices, LinkedIn profiles, client contracts and the school group chat. That works until a client calls at 11 p.m., the number leaks into a marketing database, or a change…