By Jake Anderson The impending evisceration of the global job market by artificial intelligence and robotic automation is well-trodden territory. Various estimates suggest the American…
By Mac Slavo There is a paradigm shift coming and it is about to rewrite everything we know about economics, human labor, and government dependence….
By Justin Gardner When we talk about declining jobs and economic burdens, the narrative conditions many to blame some “other” political or cultural group. But…
By Jake Anderson An alarming new report from the United Nations is the latest in a litany of studies suggesting that the coming age of…
By Daisy Luther Most people these days do not own their time. They have to abide by someone else’s schedule, accept the amount of money…
By Michael Snyder Why are so many men in their prime working years unemployed? The Obama administration would have us believe that unemployment is low…
By Michael Snyder Happy days are here again? On Friday, the mainstream media was buzzing with the news that the U.S. economy had added 255,000…
By Michael Snyder Not all jobs are created equal. There is a world of difference between a $100,000 a year energy industry job and a…
By Clint Siegner Friday’s employment report featured the headline unemployment rate falling from 5.0% to 4.7% – which is a huge move lower. About the…
By Michael Snyder This is exactly what we have been expecting to happen. On Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the U.S. economy…
By Michael Snyder What can you do when you are working 60 hours a week at three part-time jobs and it is still not enough? …
By Michael Snyder As the U.S. economy slows down, we would expect to start to see evidence of this in the employment numbers, and that…
By Joshua Krause It’s widely known by now that America has a serious wealth inequality crisis, and there is an abundance of evidence to support…
By Michael Snyder Should we be alarmed that the number of job cuts announced by large U.S. companies was 35 percent higher in April than…