AI talent scouts may spur unorthodox hires, and maybe lower pay VIEW
Thanks to sophisticated algorithms that match workers and jobs, many employers may soon have access to a universe of prospective workers whom they might not...
High-skilled white-collar work? Machines can do that, too
The fashion industry illustrates how machines can intrude even on workers known more for their creativity than for cold empirical judgments. Among those directly affected...
Supreme Court defeat for unions upends a liberal money base
Liberal activists argue that closing the pipeline was a crucial goal of the conservative groups that helped bring the case, known as Janus v. American...
Farmworker organizer Greg Asbed awarded a ‘genius grant’
In Person: Greg Asbed, winner of a MacArthur Foundation fellowship, has won better treatment for thousands of agricultural workers by putting consumer pressure on big...
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Flash jobs: Build a team, do the work, say goodbye
There is some evidence that the corporate world, which has spent decades outsourcing work to contractors and consulting firms, is embracing temporary organizations.
Overtime rule may stunt overworked assistants’ career growth
The change presents more than an economic challenge for the companies that rely on the willingness of young, ambitious workers to trade pay and self-respect...