Jobs, AI, Work Trends & the Economy
A new wave of “reverse recruiting” firms now charges jobseekers thousands to run their search. Here’s how the model works, what it costs, and what it reveals about a cooling white-collar job market.
The UK government is putting £725m into rebuilding the youth apprenticeship pipeline, covering SME training costs and shifting control to regional leaders to tackle a decade of declining starts.
MIT researchers estimate that current AI systems can already handle tasks equal to 12 percent of U.S. work hours, with automation advancing mainly in clerical and data-heavy functions while most jobs remain only partly exposed.
New Stardom’s report breaks down the latest data on employment, vacancies, and wages, with full details by country and sector.
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