Worklife wrap-up 2025

A look back at some of the workplace trends that shaped 2025

The case for skipping the airport lounge

The appeal of airport lounges is the cachet of stepping into an “exclusive” area away from the terminal turmoil. Good luck finding that

Is this how the AI bubble will pop?

Despite the hype, the demand for AI in the workplace seems to be drying up fast

Who’s mimicking whom?

It’s happening: People are starting to talk like ChatGPT

So long Metaverse, we hardly knew ye

Just three years old, the fate of the once-buzzy Metaverse has been sealed

The 2026 view from Gen Z

Gen Z: They’re stalled, stressed and scanning the horizon for more bad news in the coming year

The holiday hideout

Devoid of porch pirates, snoopy spouses and missed deliveries, the office has become the go-to depot for everyone’s holiday shopping

What are the odds?

Someone has finally calculated the odds of an online application actually resulting in a job. It’s about as bad as you think

Job prospects looking bleak? Not if you’re in the corner office

Despite a job market that is increasingly challenging for most jobseekers, executive roles abound

The glue that holds the team together

Motivated by progress, not attention, glue employees may be more valuable to high-performing teams than their star talent

The curse of the forever layoffs is upon us

Large-scale layoffs may grab the headlines, but employers are increasingly turning to continuous smaller layoffs, creating an atmosphere of unending uncertainty

A profit fantasy?

Who is using AI in Canada? Just about everybody. Who sees a return? Just about nobody

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