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Physical Description United States Army Air Forces Type 1944 tunic; olive drab wool "Ike" jacket with five hidden buttons down front; two patch pockets with flap and box pleat; drop fall collar; waist ...

White-collar job postings are declining in Washington, DC, Boston, and Philadelphia. New York City jobs remain in high demand alongside Louisville, Kentucky, and St. Louis. Here are the top 10 ...

Optimists push back with a different prediction, forecasting that A.I. won’t replace white-collar workers but will rather serve as a tool that makes them more productive.

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Blue-collar Gig Hiring: Gig and freelance job opportunities in India’s blue-collar sector rose by 92% year-on-year, driven by e-commerce and delivery services, according to WorkIndia. Cities ...

With 70% of India's new jobs by 2030 projected to be blue-collar, tech platforms like WorkIndia, Apna.co, and Digital Labour Chowk (DLC) are leveraging AI and mobile-first strategies to address ...

You may have seen an eye-opening statement recently from the Trump White House crowing about its success in pushing up “blue-collar wage growth.” The statement was headlined: “Blue-Collar ...

“Look, Trump is basically eliminating the category of white collar crime as an idea. He finds that offensive,” Osnos told host Joanna Coles.

Image via Unsplash/Greg Bulla White-collar job cuts aren't isolated to Silicon Valley, although big tech has definitely been setting the tone. Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta all made ...

Ford Motor is calling the majority of its salaried workforce back to the office four days a week, the automaker's latest effort to boost employee and company performance.

Hiring for “white collar” roles has been slowing over the last two years, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Experts tell CNBC that the shrinkage is not due to AI, but to ...