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The European Commission released its "AI Continent Action Plan" last week. This high-level communication lays down the various initiatives the European Commission is pursuing to support Europe's AI ambitions and AI uptake: iapp.org/news/a/a-view-from-br

IAPP · A view from Brussels: What is and isn't in the EU's AI Continent Action PlanBy Isabelle Roccia

The #JobMarket Is Frozen
#Unemployment is low, but workers aren’t quitting and businesses aren’t #hiring. What’s going on?
The answer is that two seemingly incompatible things are happening in the #job market at the same time. Even as the unemployment rate has hovered around 4 percent for more than three years, the pace of hiring has slowed to levels last seen shortly after the #GreatRecession, when the unemployment rate was nearly twice as high.
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The Atlantic · The Job Market Is FrozenBy Rogé Karma

Challenges Faced By Opportunity Card Visa Holders In Germany

Have you ever tried to fit into a space that feels just a bit too snug? Like an oversized jacket that’s also somehow two sizes too small? Many Opportunity Card Visa holders in Germany feel this way today. They navigate the highs and lows of starting a new life in one of Europe’s economic powerhouses. Buckle up, folks. Today, we’re diving deep into the choppy waters of job hunting. We will explore language barriers and bureaucratic mazes, all through the engaging lens of a relatable […]

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Uh-oh. Time to hitch up those overalls, youngsters.

Just kidding. Work is overrated. Avoid it if you can.

Life is more than a little money. Don't you know that? And it's a beautiful day.
—your correspondent

Minneapolis Fed:

“We’re still in a tight, tight labor market and I would expect that to be the case for the next 10, 15 years until the next generation is fully in the labor force,” said Angelina Nguyễn, research director at the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development.

Part of the reason is more baby boomers are retiring. But new generations entering the labor force aren’t as numerous. This trend is likely stronger in many parts of the Ninth District because the population is older than average.

Labor shortage strains Ninth District employers, and it might get tougher
minneapolisfed.org/article/202

www.minneapolisfed.orgLabor shortage strains Ninth District employers, and it might get tougher | Federal Reserve Bank of MinneapolisWorkforce issues take center stage at Minneapolis Fed’s annual economic conference

💼 IT Unemployment Rises to 5.7% as AI Hits Tech Jobs
—WSJ

「 The unemployment rate in the information technology sector rose from 3.9% in December to 5.7% in January, well above last month’s overall jobless rate of 4%, in the latest sign of how automation and the increasing use of artificial intelligence are having a negative impact on the tech labor market 」

wsj.com/articles/it-unemployme

"It’s a common feeling when looking at a job listing online: the title is perfect, the pay is right, and the company seems like a solid place to work. But you also wonder if that job is real.

Lots of job seekers have a story about the postings that linger online but never seem to get filled. Those so-called ghost jobs—the roles that companies advertise but have no intention of filling—may account for as much as one in five jobs advertised online.

That’s according to an analysis of internal data by Greenhouse, a hiring platform that examined its clients’ job postings and hiring action over the past year. Greenhouse and LinkedIn recently have begun tagging job listings as verified in response to the rash of ghost listings.

The listings are dispiriting for workers, leading many to distrust potential employers and make a difficult process feel rigged against them."

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