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With the Great Resignation, important connections between hotel staff and repeat guests were severed. Here's how advisors are dealing with it.

Find out which sectors are badly hit and key contributors to the shortage

With almost full unemployment, nearly everyone willing and able to work is in a position already. So which industries are feeling the squeeze, and why?

According to a research paper published in Optics and Laser Technology, a team of researchers has suggested a unique visual and thermal imaging fusion technique based on light perception to tackle the inexplicable difficulty of neural network fusion techniques.

/PRNewswire/ -- Akkodis, a global leader in the engineering and R&D market, and Hired, the largest AI-driven marketplace that matches ambitious tech and sales...

The UK's information commissioner has pledged to probe the use of AI in recruitment over fears that it is biased and aids discrimination.

An economist is warning that the rise in gig-based services such as Rover — an online marketplace for pet-care services — is "immensely risky" for customers and workers alike.

The meeting scheduled for the first two days of spring will be one of the hottest political tickets going around.

Observers are warning bargaining underway in the public and private sectors could get contentious with skyrocketing inflation, pandemic stressors and a history of clashes between employers and unions in British Columbia.

As Australia attempts to control inflation, it is ignoring the impacts of monopoly ownership and price gouging.