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RAND: U.S. Space Workforce Cannot Rebuild Satellites Lost in War
Engineers, technicians and assemblers are too scarce to meet the 12- to 24-month reconstitution timeline a RAND study sa...
AI won’t replace those who keep learning, says GOPAS chief Andrea Horáčková
The director of Slovakia’s largest IT training firm argues companies should reskill employees rather than fire them as A...
AI Is Rewiring Jobs, Not Just Cutting Them: Hiring Down 24% While AI Engineers Surge 251%
Visier's study of 3.6 million employee records finds hiring fell 24% from 2022-2026, but the real story is role-level ch...
Why Warehouse Automation Still Fails Without Better Floor Communication
Even the most automated distribution centers lose throughput when workers can’t quickly coordinate exception responses. ...
AI Automation Is Erasing Entry-Level Jobs, Threatening Future Talent Pipeline
New research shows AI-driven automation is cutting demand for junior roles while raising skill requirements for those th...
FDA Clears AI Coronary Inflammation Tool; Hofstra Sued Over Bar-Exam Cardiac Arrest
Caristo's CaRi-Heart wins FDA de novo clearance, Hofstra faces a cardiac-arrest lawsuit over bar-exam emergency care, an...
Logistics Talent Crisis Deepens as Workers Shun the Industry, Study Finds
Annual survey finds labor availability, pay and retention top logistics leaders' worries — and only 19% would recommend ...
French Managers Now Take Longer Sick Leave Than Other Staff, AXA Study Finds
For the first time, French cadres spent more days on sick leave in 2025 than non-managers, driven by psychological disor...
WAHVE Builds Remote Pipeline for Commercial Lines Insurance Talent Nearing Retirement
The insurtech platform is helping experienced retail brokers transition into flexible, work-from-home roles that preserv...