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Young Workers

  1. UK Hospitality to Offer Up to 100,000 Jobs to Young People Out of Work

    UK hospitality will offer up to 100,000 jobs to young people out of work, The Guardian reports — a sector-lev…

    Oct 17

  2. IMF Warns an AI 'Tsunami' Could Hit Young Workers Hardest

    The IMF warns an AI 'tsunami' threatens young workers most, with entry-level roles exposed to automation and…

    Oct 16

  3. IMF Chief Calls AI a 'Slow-Moving Tsunami' for Young Workers

    The IMF Managing Director has labeled AI a 'slow-moving tsunami' threatening entry-level jobs and career path…

    Oct 14

  4. St. Louis Fed Examines How Labor Shifts Hit Young Workers First

    The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has published "How Shifts in Labor Supply and Demand Shape Outcomes for…

    Oct 13

  5. IMF Warns Young Workers May Pay the Price for AI-Driven Growth

    The IMF says AI is propping up the economy while young workers absorb the risk — a directional warning withou…

    Oct 13

  6. The New Yorker Asks How the Job Market Will Shape the Next Generation

    The New Yorker's new essay, "How the Job Market Will Shape the Next Generation," examines how today's hiring…

    Oct 12

  7. Google and The King's Trust Team Up on the AI Skills Gap

    Google and The King's Trust have partnered to close the AI skills gap, pairing industry tools with employabil…

    Oct 9

  8. US Payroll Data: AI Hits Young Workers' Jobs Hardest

    US payroll data shows young workers' jobs are the most affected by AI, hitting entry-level roles hardest and…

    Oct 9

  9. Young Workers, Wary of AI, Are Retraining for Hands-On Trades

    Young workers who fear AI will automate desk jobs are retraining for hands-on trades, per Hechinger Report —…

    Sep 30

  10. St. Louis Fed: Young Adults Face a "Low-Hire, Low-Fire" Market

    The St. Louis Fed argues that weak hiring among workers under 30 reflects a late-cycle "low-hire, low-fire" l…

    Sep 26

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