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The question isn't whether AI replaces jobs — it's which tasks within which jobs, and how the surplus gets distributed. These issues report on what's already happening inside firms, not what tech CEOs are predicting.
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The four-day work week has moved from fringe idea to mainstream policy discussion in under a decade. Iceland, the UK, Japan, and dozens of companies have run tr…
Read issue →In 2022, the narrative was clear: remote work was permanent. Companies that tried to force employees back would lose talent. The data in 2025 tells a different …
Read issue →The optimistic case for AI and labor markets holds that AI handles routine tasks, freeing workers for higher-value activities that require human judgment and cr…
Read issue →Employee tenure at large US companies has declined every decade since the 1980s. But the acceleration among workers under 35 in the past five years is striking.…
Read issue →The gig economy is described two ways in public debate: as liberating flexibility for independent workers, or as a mechanism for stripping workers of benefits a…
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