The world of work is changing faster than most of us realize. If you've been following the news about artificial intelligence ...

Bank tellers, cashiers, postal workers, and the jobs of administrative assistants are among those forecast to decline by 2030 ...

The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence across the legal industry is reshaping how legal work is performed, but it is not eliminating the need for lawyers ...

(NewsNation) — Technology like artificial intelligence is changing the way people work, and some jobs are expected to grow while others are at risk of being replaced. According to a new report from ...

Fears of an AI-driven job apocalypse are everywhere, but the reality inside most organizations is far more complex.

Automation is already here. Robots helped build your car and pack your latest online shopping order. A chatbot might help you figure out your credit card balance. A computer program might scan and ...

World Economic Forum has said that job disruption will equate to 22 per cent of jobs by 2030, with 170 million new roles set to be created and 92 million displaced, resulting in a net increase of 78 ...

It’s getting complicated out there in the job market. I’m getting lots of questions from students — and their parents — specifically about what they should be studying now, seeing as how the year 2030 ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. A recent global report from the World Economic Forum highlights significant shifts for the employment market projected through ...

German automaker Volkswagen (DE:VOW) announced that it would cut over 35,000 jobs in its domestic market by 2030. The decision is a part of several changes that the company plans to implement after ...

Amazon has been the name behind some of the most brutal layoffs in the industry. However, the US giant is investing big time in India. After committing $35 billion to the country, Amazon has announced ...

An older worker’s ability to find employment could be impacted by their ability to do their job as they grow older, and people can only work when firms are willing to hire them. Gal Wettstein, one of ...