English

More about this topic

Work

AI will transform jobs - here’s an expert’s view on how to adapt

The rapid rise of AI has raised concerns about its impact on the job market, but experts suggest that rather than fearing job losses, professionals should embrace AI as a tool to enhance and facilitate their work.

Work

AI could help save employees 390 hours of work a year, study shows

A recent study found that workers in the UK could be saving hundreds of hours every year if they were assisted by AI -- but many remain sceptical of the new technology.

Living

Meet the people who quit their high carbon jobs for greener pastures

There could be 300 million green collar jobs by 2050. Meet the people leaving their carbon-intensive roles behind.

Work

AI is ushering in a 4th industrial revolution. But are we ready?

Upskilling initiatives to address the AI-powered digital divide will be fundamental to prevent leaving the existing workforce behind.

ADVERTISEMENT

Travel News

Want to move to Denmark? Here are all the jobs open to foreign workers

Denmark has just updated its list of jobs open to foreign workers.

Work

Nearly 80% of women's jobs are under threat from generative AI

According to new research, a disproportionate number of jobs held by women are at risk of automation due to the emergence of generative AI.

Affiliate content

These are the top jobs emerging with Web3

Partner content presented by Jobbio

A new version of the web is taking shape and new jobs are being created that will help bring it into being.

Smart Regions

Belgian food market leading the way in sustainability

In partnership with the European Commission

The cost-of-living crisis and the climate emergency are forcing industries to rethink their approach to their day-to-day practices.

Tech News

AI poses ‘risk of extinction’ like nuclear war, ChatGPT maker warns

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and "AI godfather" Geoffrey Hinton are among hundreds of tech experts warning of the threat AI poses to humanity.

Tech News

France opens first EV battery plant in 'reindustrialisation' push

The "gigafactory" in northern France will be among the first plants in Europe to make batteries for electric cars, a sector traditionally dominated by China.

Affiliate content

Here’s how the “perkcession” is affecting European workers

Partner content presented by Jobbio

Is it the end of work perks in Europe? With the current economic situation, companies are taking measures to reduce costs – which impacts employee well-being.

Real Economy

The EU's plan to upskill member states

In partnership with The European Commission

The European Commission is eager to train and reskill workers across all member states.

Affiliate content

What to do if your Great Resignation has turned into Great Regret

Partner content presented by Jobbio

A UK survey found that 41 per cent of people who quit their jobs during the pandemic felt their actions were too hasty.

Affiliate content

With AI’s rapid rise, which job skills are becoming obsolete?

Partner content presented by Jobbio

In a rapidly shifting workplace, some skills are becoming obsolete. Diversifying your CV and focussing on soft skills could help you stay relevant.

Tech News

The 4 dangers AI experts are most worried about

Here are some of the biggest concerns being voiced about the future of AI - and humanity.

Travel News

Japan has just made it easier for skilled workers to apply for a visa

High-flying graduates are also targeted by Japan's simplified visa rules.

Culture news

The Argentinian actor who lost his job to AI: 'I fear for my future'

Creative professionals en masse are under threat from machines for the first time.

Affiliate content

Why London is still a hub for European tech jobs post-Brexit

Partner content presented by Jobbio

Lots of high-growth companies, a focus on innovation and a vibrant start-up community – here’s why you should consider London for a career in tech.

Ocean

How are Europe's blue economy sectors preparing for the future?

In partnership with the European Commission

In this latest episode of Ocean, we explore how schools and industry are working closely together to ensure Europe's maritime sector is better prepared for the challenges ahead.

Ocean

Innovation companies linking academia and industry in the blue economy

In partnership with the European Commission

Euronews speaks with Elisabeth Nordin, the Communication Advisor at Blått Kompetansenter working on the EU-supported BRIDGES project, which focuses on improving aquaculture education and training in the Nordic countries.