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While banks and tech giants, including Amazon and Meta, are already cutting workers, many employers seem desperate to keep hiring.

The global economy is stuttering, and some of the world's biggest names are already laying off thousands of employees.

From Bloomberg: The global economy is stuttering, and some of the world's biggest names are already laying off thousands of employees. But there's a glimmer of good news: This time around, workers have a better-than-usual shot at holding onto their jobs if a recession arrives.

Certain types of tasks or we will work alongside them doing and the end result is that human beings will be freed up to do higher value tasks and activities, so that sounds like a wonderful vision. i think it will be pretty bumpy along the way, but this is the argument we have been having since people worried about instituting washing machines or cars or the telephone, and i think most of us would not want to go back, so i welcome our robot overlords. on that note, stephanie hare, always a pleasure. you know, well, the world has certainly faced some big financial shocks in the last couple of y...

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