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Youth unemployment increased across the eurozone in May 2025, even as total EU joblessness held steady. New Stardom examines the latest Eurostat figures and highlights which countries are most affected.
Laptop farms, clusters of U.S.-based devices used by foreign operatives, are now central to large-scale remote work fraud and cyber infiltration.
While remote work has become standard in tech and finance, millions of US workers in service, construction, and production still have little or no access to it.
The OECD reports record-high employment rates for older adults, but a quiet structural shift is unfolding: age segregation across firms is increasing, with younger workers increasingly confined to lower-wage workplaces.
Job search platforms Indeed and Glassdoor are cutting 1,300 jobs in a restructuring effort by parent company Recruit Holdings, as it doubles down on AI and streamlines leadership.
The European Commission’s sweeping new life sciences strategy aims to reverse Europe’s declining biotech competitiveness and place the EU at the forefront of medical, environmental, and industrial innovation by 2030.
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This caught our eye: Why Meta Is Offering $100 Million for AI Geniuses (The Wall Street Journal, July 3, 2025)
We’ll be watching how this affects AI jobs.
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Youth unemployment increased across the eurozone in May 2025, even as total EU joblessness held steady. New Stardom examines the latest Eurostat figures and highlights which countries are most affected.
New data from Statistics Netherlands shows Dutch government employment reached 1.1 million FTEs in 2024, with most jobs in education, central government, and municipalities.
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