These disabled people tried to play by the rules. It cost them their federal benefits
NPR
Debora Wagner, senior extension associate with the Yang Tan Institute on Employment and Disability, discusses the challenges of using Supplemental Security Income.
New federal job numbers shine light on state of the economy
Spectrum
Russell Weaver, an economic geographer at the Buffalo Co-Lab, says this jobs report, which showed an increase of 272,000 jobs – more than the 180,000 predicted – could show signs of “economic distress” and a mismatch between employers and household figures.
Who’s Afraid of an AI Jobs-Apocalypse? Not America, Apparently
Bloomberg Tax
To the extent that labor advocates are focused on AI, they are worried not mainly about job losses, but rather about potential AI-related harms, like algorithmic hiring bias and employer monitoring of workers, said Professor Virginia Doellgast.
How noncompete ban could shake up health care landscape
The Hill
According to John August, director of health care and partner programs, noncompetes have become “a big issue” in health care as physicians’ practices are being taken over by large health systems.