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AI checkouts speed up service, but leave workers with fewer shifts and tips. Prof @Ransbotham weighed in on the issue in @BostonGlobe, proposing that employers “think of how [to] use people for things that are uniquely human,” rather than replacing them. https://t.co/jBc9PkNYVg

Layoffs are tough—in your 50s they can be even tougher. @RetirementRsrch’s Anqi Chen told @WSJ that with major financial responsibilities and fewer comparable job opportunities, older workers who are laid off face serious setbacks to retirement security.https://t.co/gZd9Ock6qA https://t.co/THTYt9B8Wp

What do career evolutions, hospital schedules, and bright lights have in common? They’re all research topics explored by Carroll School professors and featured on our newly updated faculty research page. https://t.co/0rBT7usW9S https://t.co/yuQq3Pt54v

CSOM alum Robert Ainsworth ’75 pens financial detective thrillers inspired by embezzlement cases he uncovered during his career as a CFO. His four-book series follows a fictional fraud investigator as he uncovers a web of scams in New England. https://t.co/FMVwpNukdz

Boston College ranks #22 nationally in @LinkedIn’s first-ever list of top colleges ranked by long-term career success—one of eight Massachusetts schools to make the Top 50. https://t.co/lh9K1shp8g

A study by prof Michael Pratt and colleagues finds that social issues, such as politics, are increasingly fueling internal workplace conflict and sabotaging productivity. The recently published paper offers strategies to help teams navigate these tensions. https://t.co/hQ6m06OT7f