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A former Nike manager in Memphis is suing, alleging she was fired after FMLA leave and retaliated against after filing a sex discrimination complaint.

Mark Cuban warns that workers with weaker AI skills could face competition from colleagues who use it better, as AI reshapes US jobs.

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi defends weekend emails and demanding work while predicting AI and autonomous vehicles could replace many jobs.

AI image logs uncovered a pharmacy worker's $2,400 store-credit fraud after 27 refunds were processed without returned goods, prompting questions over workplace monitoring.

A KPMG US manager was placed on administrative leave after footage showed her calling a Jewish man a 'Zionist pig' at a Manhattan gym; Bill Ackman shared it.

A New York man says he was dismissed from a tech job on his first day over alleged hygiene issues, leaving him without an explanation or termination letter.

A Reddit debate explores why bank managers, journalists, cabin crew, and travel agents lost status as technology and changing consumer habits reshaped their professions.

A 19-year-old hairdressing apprentice was awarded £29,489.62 after a tribunal found her pregnancy and age influenced her unfair dismissal.

Trump administration proposes ending the 60-day H-1B visa grace period, meaning workers could lose status the day after losing their job if the rule is finalised.

Employers are reversing AI-driven job cuts as rehiring costs surpass savings. Learn about the financial impact and the role of artificial intelligence in workforce decisions.

Alexandra Adams, 32, was told her deafblindness made medicine impossible. Now, she's the UK's first deafblind doctor after overcoming a decade of challenges and discrimination.

A company has divided a receptionist's duties among 11 employees, sparking debate over workload distribution and the concept of 'shared ownership' in the workplace.

Why a £180,000 salary in Britain may not guarantee financial security. Explore how mortgages, lifestyle inflation, and job security affect high earners' peace of mind.

The Centre for Ageing Better highlights a growing employment crisis among people aged 50 to state pension age, urging the government to address the overlooked NETER issue alongside youth unemployment.

A job seeker lost £18,000 ($24,300) in hours after a fake recruiter scam, as experts warn fraudulent Indeed interview apps are spreading spyware.

A former Google employee says her uncle's sudden death and years of burnout pushed her to leave a six-figure salary for her own coaching business.

'Performance punishment' is impacting high achievers, causing increased workloads, minimal rewards, and burnout. Discover why top talent are rethinking their roles.

Entrepreneur Timothy Armoo claims AI offers Gen Z unprecedented wealth-building opportunities, sparking debate over whether his success story is replicable for ordinary young workers.

Billionaire attorney John Morgan's decision to monitor remote employees led to 23 resignations, sparking a debate on privacy, accountability, and the future of remote work.