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i wonder how much of Americans' views on driving vs. transit would change if they had to pay for gas/insurance/etc every time they turned on the engine
"i'm not paying $5 to take the train to work twice a day when i can just drive" is a genuine opinion held by so many people
"i'm not paying $5 to take the train to work twice a day when i can just drive" is a genuine opinion held by so many people
November 22, 2025 at 8:03 PM
i wonder how much of Americans' views on driving vs. transit would change if they had to pay for gas/insurance/etc every time they turned on the engine
"i'm not paying $5 to take the train to work twice a day when i can just drive" is a genuine opinion held by so many people
"i'm not paying $5 to take the train to work twice a day when i can just drive" is a genuine opinion held by so many people
The Remote Work Migration Is Quietly Changing America’s Suburban Politics
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The Remote Work Migration Is Quietly Changing America’s Suburban Politics - WorkforceWise
Small town politics have been quietly shifting since 2020.
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November 20, 2025 at 10:35 PM
The Remote Work Migration Is Quietly Changing America’s Suburban Politics
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The unemployment rate moved higher in September, mainly because people permanently lost their jobs.
In fact, permanent job losers were the largest contribution to the 12-bp rise in unemployment.
Higher unemployment can be good or bad.
This is bad.
In fact, permanent job losers were the largest contribution to the 12-bp rise in unemployment.
Higher unemployment can be good or bad.
This is bad.
November 20, 2025 at 3:25 PM
The unemployment rate moved higher in September, mainly because people permanently lost their jobs.
In fact, permanent job losers were the largest contribution to the 12-bp rise in unemployment.
Higher unemployment can be good or bad.
This is bad.
In fact, permanent job losers were the largest contribution to the 12-bp rise in unemployment.
Higher unemployment can be good or bad.
This is bad.
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Because geothermal power can offer clean energy around the clock, it is a perfect match for the incessant power-guzzling of data centres
Geothermal’s time has finally come
This source of energy could become bigger than nuclear
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November 19, 2025 at 3:40 PM
Because geothermal power can offer clean energy around the clock, it is a perfect match for the incessant power-guzzling of data centres
November 19, 2025 at 4:54 PM
Over 80% of workers say productivity has been impacted by layoff anxiety.
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November 18, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Over 80% of workers say productivity has been impacted by layoff anxiety.
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8 Unexpected Places Gen Z Remote Workers Are Increasingly Calling Home
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November 17, 2025 at 8:27 PM
8 Unexpected Places Gen Z Remote Workers Are Increasingly Calling Home
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Training a new hire only to find out they make almost as much as you? That’s salary compression — the silent morale killer in corporate America. Here’s why loyalty shouldn’t cost you money 👇
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Corporate Math: A New Hire Makes 95% of Your Salary… But You’re Training Them - WorkforceWise
Experts are calling this phenomenon "salary compression" and shows that economically, loyalty's stock is plunging.
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November 14, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Training a new hire only to find out they make almost as much as you? That’s salary compression — the silent morale killer in corporate America. Here’s why loyalty shouldn’t cost you money 👇
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The idea of a single “working class” voter doesn’t hold up anymore.
Democrats’ sweep this week suggests workers are voting less for parties and more for stability.
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Democrats’ sweep this week suggests workers are voting less for parties and more for stability.
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Last Night’s Democratic Landslides Reveal Diverse Working-Class Voting Blocks - WorkforceWise
After Democrats swept a series of key races this week, the 2026 midterms are shaping up to be a referendum on how the economy feels to workers—not just what the data says. With Donald Trump’s approval...
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November 5, 2025 at 4:43 PM
The idea of a single “working class” voter doesn’t hold up anymore.
Democrats’ sweep this week suggests workers are voting less for parties and more for stability.
workforcewise.org/last-nights-...
Democrats’ sweep this week suggests workers are voting less for parties and more for stability.
workforcewise.org/last-nights-...
You’re Not Paranoid. Job Security Really Did Get More Fragile. workforcewise.org/youre-not-pa...
You’re Not Paranoid. Work Really Did Get More Fragile. - WorkforceWise
The myth of job security If you’ve heard a voice in the back of your mind saying “something’s off” about how stable work feels lately — you’re not wrong. Once upon a time, having a solid full-time job...
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November 3, 2025 at 6:48 PM
You’re Not Paranoid. Job Security Really Did Get More Fragile. workforcewise.org/youre-not-pa...
The Fed’s rate cut is great news for big banks — but a warning sign for the rest of us.
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#InterestRates #Economy #Fed #Workers
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#InterestRates #Economy #Fed #Workers
Fed’s Rate Cut Is Easy Money for Banks, Warning Sign of a Slowing Economy - WorkforceWise
When the Federal Reserve (the Fed) announced yet another interest‑rate cut, it was framed as a move to bolster growth and support workers. But scratch the surface and you’ll find a more complicated pi...
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October 30, 2025 at 7:28 PM
The Fed’s rate cut is great news for big banks — but a warning sign for the rest of us.
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#InterestRates #Economy #Fed #Workers
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#InterestRates #Economy #Fed #Workers