As of March, 4.2% of full-time early-career jobs called for AI skills, nearly double the share from a year ago, according to Handshake's 2026 graduate report.

A new survey of 1,500 employees showed AI isn't destroying entry-level jobs but the type of work expected is changing.

AI in, Gen Z out. Experts are warning that entry-level jobs may be disappearing, leaving Gen Z unemployed. Entry-level jobs may be shifting or all together disappearing leaving Gen Z on the job hunt.

Many remote jobs now pay over $48 hourly. From tech to finance, these in-demand roles offer high incomes and rewarding and ...

The evidence is mounting. There was a time when a college degree all but guaranteed a job. Not anymore. For decades, entry-level roles served as the primary on-ramp into the workforce for college ...

Institutions including the University of Virginia and the State University of New York are launching AI initiatives to ...

Among the fastest growing skills in 2025 are AI literacy, process optimization and budget and resource management, according to LinkedIn, which considered factors like hiring success for those who ...

Average new hire age rose to 42 in 2025 as employers favor experience over potential. Hiring of workers 25 and younger dropped more than 45% compared with 2019. Employers cut hiring plans and ...

When reviewing job growth and salary information, it’s important to remember that actual numbers can vary due to many different factors—like years of experience in the role, industry of employment, ...

May marks prime graduation season. As students prepare to enter the workforce, they may be in for a shocking surprise.

AI in, Gen Z out. Experts are warning that entry-level jobs may be disappearing, leaving Gen Z unemployed. This generation of young workers, expected to make up about 30% of the global workforce by ...