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Accra's mayor is calling on businesses to open their doors wider to young people and persons with disabilities, turning good intentions into real job opportunities. Major companies are responding, with one employer already looking to fill over 100 positions.
Zimbabwe is transforming its healthcare system by hiring 15,000 village health workers who were previously paid by NGOs, tripling their salaries in the process. The move aims to strengthen rural healthcare while ending dependence on unpredictable donor funding.
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A South African metro is tackling a massive water leak problem head-on by hiring more engineers and contractors to save millions of liters from going to waste. Despite aging pipes and 6,000+ reported leaks, the city is taking concrete steps toward a permanent solution.
Two young founders just flipped the script on automation anxiety. Their new platform lets AI bots hire real humans for tasks they can't do themselves, and over 500,000 people have already signed up to work for their robot bosses.
The University of Central Florida is creating a new school that helps companies turn their technology investments into real results. Instead of hiring new professors, the school connects existing experts across campus with businesses facing tech challenges.
While many companies cut junior roles due to AI, IBM is doing the opposite. The tech giant plans to triple entry-level hiring in 2026, reimagining these jobs around human skills AI can't replace.
America's job market kicked off the year strong with a surge in hiring and unemployment falling to 4.3% in January. The numbers signal continued economic strength as workers find new opportunities. #
After a tough year marked by trade tensions and hiring freezes, the American economy is showing signs of a strong comeback with better-than-expected job growth in January. More Americans are working than at any point in over two decades.
Zamfara state in Nigeria just approved doctor salaries that beat federal pay rates and is recruiting over 1,400 healthcare workers to transform access across the region. The moves are part of a massive healthcare expansion bringing medical care closer to rural communities.
The US economy surprised experts by adding 130,000 jobs in January, nearly double what forecasters predicted. Unemployment also dropped to 4.3%, signaling the job market may be finding its footing after a challenging year.
The American job market is bouncing back with 130,000 new positions added in January—the biggest monthly gain in over a year—while unemployment fell for the second straight month. Workers are staying employed and businesses are keeping layoffs low, creating a foundation for continued economic growth.
The American job market kicked off 2026 with its strongest month in over a year, adding 130,000 new positions while unemployment unexpectedly fell. After a challenging 2025, workers and employers alike are finding reason for optimism.
Electric vehicle maker Scout Motors is opening applications for its first assembly line workers at its new South Carolina plant, with jobs paying up to $37.50 per hour. No factory experience required.
Google is creating 150 new tech jobs in Singapore while launching an AI security center to protect users from emerging threats. The company is doubling down on its commitment to making AI safer for everyone.
Google is hiring more than 150 tech professionals in Singapore and launching a new AI security hub as it doubles down on artificial intelligence development in Southeast Asia. The expansion includes specialized roles in engineering, security research, and data science.
Ghana's Gender Minister is taking action after unemployed graduates with disabilities called for better access to public sector jobs. The government promised new tracking systems and stronger enforcement of disability employment quotas.
India's labor code reforms sparked a hiring boom in small cities, with job postings jumping 56% in some markets. The changes proved critics wrong, creating more formal jobs for women and workers outside major metros.
Hundreds of qualified graduates with disabilities in Ghana are calling for equal employment opportunities after years without work. Their push for a five percent job quota could transform hiring across Africa.
Britain's Katie Boulter claimed her fourth career tennis title with a comeback victory in the Czech Republic, just weeks after hiring a new coach. The 29-year-old dedicated her win to her team after what she called the hardest year of her career.
A new app is elevating the billion-dollar microdrama industry by hiring professional actors and writers to create quality short shows. Watch Club combines streaming with social features so fans can discuss episodes in the same place they watch them.
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