A T NO TIME in polling history have Americans been less optimistic about their long-term employment prospects. The average person believes they have a 22% chance of losing their j ...

T he launch of ChatGPT in 2022 ignited the artificial-intelligence boom—and elicited a chorus of warnings from AI bosses of an impending jobs apocalypse. Never mind that they ha ...

Slow hiring, a shrinking labor force and other factors are contributing to negativity among the nation's workers.

Employers currently hold more leverage in the labor market and are hiring with greater precision,” one executive said.

Apollo's top economist Torsten Sløk argues that a principle of economics illustrates why AI won't be the job killer that some ...

On the heels of ADP’s December employment report, its chief economist, Nela Richardson, released her analysis of the 2025 labor data. And she doesn’t think the labor market is quite as fluid as it may ...

Usage of AI is still lagging, even for most at-risk jobs, says study's author OpenAI economists argue that AI exposure is a weak predictor of immediate job market pressure, with AI usage still lagging ...

Indeed’s chief economist Svenja Gudell believes AI-exposed industries like software development are actually adding jobs and ...

In March 2026, Arizona’s labor market showed signs of cooling as unemployment rises, job losses spread and a slowdown in hiring.