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557 Hospital IT Jobs Vanish in One Outsourcing Deal at Trinity Health

Trinity Health filed a WARN notice for 557 IT layoffs in Livonia after outsourcing its service desk. Lawyers are questioning whether notice was adequate.

September 8, 2026Read Article

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Layoffs

Google Cuts Its Biggest Hardware Team Outside the US While Expanding AI in Taipei

Google is cutting in Taiwan while raising Taipei AI office space by 60 percent. No headcount confirmed, but the direction of travel is clear for hardware staff.

September 8, 2026Read Article

DeepSeek Is Hiring 150 Senior Engineers and What It Signals for AI Infrastructure Careers

DeepSeek is recruiting around 150 senior backend engineers in an unprecedented push. The roles are infrastructure, not research, and that is the real signal.

September 8, 2026Read Article

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Skills

VMware Skills Are Getting Funded Again Even as the Occupation Shrinks

Kyndryl and Broadcom are funding VMware Cloud Foundation training for several thousand consultants as enterprises move workloads back on premises.

September 7, 2026Read Article

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London's First 15 Robotaxis Still Need a Human in the Driver's Seat

Uber launched the UK's first robotaxis in London with 15 cars, and every one carries a human safety driver ready to take control at any moment.

September 7, 2026Read Article

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The Work Task Everyone Hates Is the One AI Is Not Allowed to Do

72 percent of professionals say admin work blocks their real job and 80 percent blame it for Sunday dread, yet 40 percent of firms still do it manually.

September 4, 2026Read Article

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Workers Lose Nearly Half Their AI Time to Cleaning Up Its Mistakes

Workers spend 90 minutes a day with AI, about 47 days a year, and nearly half of that goes on fixing its errors. Here is what that means for your career.

September 4, 2026Read Article

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Hiring

A $103,265 H-1B Fee and a Proposed OPT Fee Could Double Sponsorship Costs

DHS has proposed a $103,265 fee on every cap-subject H-1B petition, and a separate OPT fee is under review. Here is what both mean for skilled workers.

September 4, 2026Read Article

Technology

Microsoft Reorganized Into 2 Segments and Where the Hiring Is Heading in 2026

Microsoft is collapsing three reporting segments into two and disclosing Azure revenue for the first time. What the new structure signals about hiring.

September 3, 2026Read Article

Meta Stops Grading Engineers on AI Token Counts and What That Signals for Your Review

Meta has removed AI usage from its performance review criteria after a year of pushing staff to maximise tokens. What the reversal signals for your review.

September 3, 2026Read Article

Health

Blood Draw Robots Arrive in US Clinics and What Phlebotomists Should Do in 2026

The FDA authorised the first standalone robotic blood draw device, and one phlebotomist can supervise three of them. What it means for phlebotomy careers.

September 3, 2026Read Article

Under 25 Percent of Companies Have Scaled AI and What That Means for Tech Careers in 2026

Only 22 percent of enterprises have scaled AI across business units while 85 percent plan to spend more next year. What the gap means for tech careers.

September 3, 2026Read Article

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