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Today's Highlights
- Entry-level hiring has plummeted by 80% at firms adopting AI, as automation handles routine tasks and companies anticipate future efficiency gains.
- The employment contract has shifted, eroding traditional loyalty, while economic pressures force workers back into roles they previously abandoned post-pandemic.
- A potential 'workforce mismatch' driven by retiring boomers, slow immigration, and AI could nearly double unemployment by 2040 if unaddressed, warns Indeed.
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