Finland’s Universities Woo International Students While Politics and the Labor Market Push Them Out
A new study finds that non-EU students in Finnish universities are pulled in by promises of work and a better ...
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Micro-Credentials Could Ease Graduate Unemployment, But Bangladesh Study Warns of Limits
A qualitative study of nineteen Bangladeshi educators, employers, and policymakers finds micro-credentials could help bridge the graduate skills gap, but ...
Social Media Now Shapes Job Hunting in Costa Rica, Survey of 220 Adults Finds
A survey of 220 digitally active adults in Costa Rica found that 77.7 percent have used social media to search ...
Second Child, Bigger Pay Gap: How Births Reshape Wages in China
A new study of Chinese urban workers finds that childbirth widens the gender wage gap, with mothers losing nearly 19 ...
Why Women Choose Some Jobs Over Others: New Study Reveals the Power of Gender Representation
New research from Emory University shows that women's job interest is driven more by a field's gender representation than by ...
Lockdowns Weren’t the Real Job Killer: Türkiye’s Pandemic Labor Market Reexamined
A difference-in-differences analysis of monthly Turkish sectoral data finds that COVID-19 labor market disruptions were driven more by the broader ...
Workplace AI Adoption in Germany Grows Slowly and Unequally, Study Finds
A University of Konstanz study of 1,105 German employees finds that workplace AI use has risen only slightly to 38 ...
AI Readiness Linked to Higher Happiness Across Asia-Pacific Economies, Study Finds
A new econometric study of 29 Asia-Pacific economies finds that national AI readiness is positively and significantly linked to citizens' ...
Disability Employment Crosses 40 Percent Threshold for First Time on Record
U.S. employment among people with disabilities reached a record 40.3 percent in September 2026, crossing the 40 percent threshold for ...
Stable Jobs Don’t Shield Black Workers From Faster Biological Aging, DNA Study Finds
New research linking 33-year employment histories to epigenetic clocks finds that racial gaps in biological aging persist even among workers ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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