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Study: Automation drives income inequality
Read More →: Study: Automation drives income inequalityA newly published paper quantifies the extent to which automation has contributed to income inequality in the U.S., simply by replacing workers with technology — whether self-checkout machines, call-center systems, assembly-line technology, or other devices. Read more
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Study finds an unexpected upside to workplace impostor thoughts
People who report “workplace impostor thoughts” are often still successful, by being strong team players in the…
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Graduates of apprenticeship programs share the benefits of apprenticeships and vocational training
Apprenticeships have long provided workers with the skills and training to succeed in their chosen professions. In…



