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Amrei Bahr, a prominent voice in the #IchBinHanna movement, expresses her intention to leave academia despite nearing a professorship, highlighting the pressures and precarious conditions faced by researchers in the scientific field.

Anand Mahindra emphasized that AI will transform the IT sector rather than eliminate jobs, addressing growing concerns over job losses due to AI advancements.

G. Landsbergis will begin teaching a course at the prestigious Sciences Po political studies institute in Paris.

The article discusses the common belief in India that government jobs are secure and stress-free, while examining the reality that government employees can indeed be dismissed for poor performance or misconduct.

The rise of generative AI is radically transforming the white-collar office landscape, raising concerns about job security and necessitating a new approach to work.

AL Sydbank has laid off 47 employees as a result of the merger with Sydbank, Arbejdernes Landsbank, and Vestjysk Bank last year, marking the second round of job losses since the merger.

The preliminary results and official answer key of the objective test for the Piauí Civil Police contest have been released, with 200 immediate job openings available.

There are increasing fears regarding the future of creative professions as artificial intelligence technology evolves.

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to deliver his State of the Union address on February 24, focusing on economic recovery, job creation, immigration policy, and border security.

Elected officials from the Hauts-de-France region have called on Emmanuel Macron to prevent significant layoffs at the bankrupt glass manufacturer Arc.

Judicial workers in Argentina have occupied a labor court building in protest against the transfer of jurisdiction of national labor justice to the city.

Generation Z's well-being in the workplace has been adversely affected by a decline in perceived security, as shown by a recent report in Poland.

Millennials in India are grappling with significant fears that affect their personal and professional lives.

A survey reveals that almost half of Indian millennials fear job loss, with the increasing influence of AI contributing to their anxiety in a rapidly changing job market.

U.S. President Donald Trump praised Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka for his performance during a debate with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the Munich Security Conference.

The India Today AI Summit discussed how AI may impact job availability and emphasized three key strategies for job preservation: reskilling, asking questions, and embracing change.

During the AI summit held in Delhi, PM Modi discussed India's AI vision and the importance of the sector, addressing youth concerns regarding job security.

The keepers of the Cordouan lighthouse in France express concerns about their job security due to decreasing funding that jeopardizes this UNESCO World Heritage site.

A proposed change in job assignments at Brazil's INSS has led to dissatisfaction among staff and concerns about increasing wait times for benefits.

The Supreme Court of Japan is set to rule on the constitutionality of a clause that disqualifies individuals utilizing the adult guardianship system from employment in the security industry, amidst a lawsuit initiated by a former security guard in Gifu Prefecture.

A recent report indicates that the majority of young people value job security and the relevance of their future roles over prestige and salary.

The article discusses the troubling recruitment of young Africans, particularly Ghanaians, into conflict in Ukraine under the false pretense of high-paying jobs in the security sector.

The Wall Street Journal highlights concerns that the real threat of artificial intelligence may not be job loss, but rather the impact of workers unknowingly training AI systems that could eventually diminish their own roles.

The rise of AI technology is raising concerns about job security, particularly in sectors where AI can perform tasks more efficiently than humans.

A former security guard who lost his job due to an adult guardianship law is awaiting a judgment from Japan's Supreme Court regarding the constitutionality of a disqualification clause that prohibits those under guardianship from working in the security industry.

In 2025, 153,847 registered employees in Argentina received unemployment benefits due to dismissals without cause, with a significant number coming from manufacturing, commerce, and construction sectors.

The European Union is restarting a recruitment competition after a seven-year pause to find new high-level officials for managing the world's second-largest economy, offering good salaries and job security to candidates.

Franco Nones, the first non-Scandinavian athlete to win an Olympic gold in cross-country skiing, discusses the pressures faced by Italian athletes today in prioritizing stability over ambition.

The Latvian Supreme Court has overturned a lower court's ruling in the case of former Security Police employee Sparāns who was accused of illegally retaining state secrets and misusing his official position after leaving his job.

Nurses in Nairobi protested outside City Hall over delayed hiring and job security issues, demanding reforms in employment processes to improve healthcare delivery.

A survey reveals mixed feelings about AI in the workplace, with some employees embracing it while others fear it may replace their jobs.

The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) reported its worst January in worker affiliation in the past decade, with a loss of over 8,000 jobs due to seasonal adjustments in digital platform employment.

AI is having a profound impact on job security in the tech sector, highlighted by Microsoft's recent job list and a significant decline in its stock value.

Norrland Herring has been granted protected designation of origin within the EU, enhancing Swedish food production and maintaining job security.

Tuomas Rasila, CEO of Sensofusion, explains how he transformed a struggling startup focused on drone threat detection into a rapidly rising company amid increasing security concerns in Europe.

The New York government has opened an online application for a unique security guard job, requiring applicants to be at least 18 years old, authorized to work in the U.S., and free of serious criminal records.

The Federal Court has ordered Bramix Concrete to reimburse the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) for death pension payments made to the widow of a worker who died in a construction accident in Campo Grande.

Nikola Grmoja warns that selling Gredelj could jeopardize Croatia's national control over critical infrastructure and lead to job losses and the dismantling of a key production base in the railway and security sector.

North Korean IT workers deceived their way into being employed by Norwegian companies through remote work, using false identity documents and raising few questions due to satisfactory job performance, as reported by PST.

The new regulations on basic security starting July 1 are met with mixed reactions from job center employees, according to personnel representative Jana Sieberg, who warns that harsh sanctions may misfire.

A series of 18 robbers related to illicit job postings led to the death of a 75-year-old man in Yokohama, prompting police re-arrests and heightened security concerns across the region.

The EPF interest rule has been clarified, stating that interest on PF accounts continues for 58 years even after leaving a job, debunking the false claim that it stops after 3 years.

The article discusses the rising prevalence of precarious work contracts in Croatia and highlights the SDP party's stance on prioritizing job security to ensure a sustainable economy.

The Washington Post is implementing significant layoffs as part of a broader strategic reset announced by editor in chief Matt Murray, leaving employees apprehensive about their job security.

Former American Olympic champion Lauryn Williams discusses the financial challenges faced by athletes despite their peak achievements, highlighting her current job earning $12 an hour after winning medals in both the Summer and Winter Olympics.

Elon Musk warns that artificial intelligence will eventually take over all jobs, while other tech experts express concerns about its potential to aid in the creation of biological or chemical weapons and even threaten humanity itself.

Abin has initiated an administrative process against Glauber Mendonça, who has been on medical leave since early 2025 but continues to operate his YouTube channel focused on providing tips for security job seekers and criticizing politicians.

During an event in Rome, Leonardo's CEO Roberto Cingolani emphasized the importance of security for economic and social stability in Europe, addressing concerns about investments in defense.

President Lee Jae-myung emphasized the inevitability of adopting robots and AI, urging the public to adapt quickly amidst concerns from labor unions about job security.

A reporter has claimed she was offered a position at ICE following a brief interview with minimal vetting, a statement that has been disputed by the Department of Homeland Security.