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White collar jobs were once considered safe from being replaced by robots. With the advent of AI, things are beginning to change for these "once safe" Arizona jobs.

With burnout on the rise, many workers are feeling the squeeze. Let’s talk about what's really happening in Arizona's job market.

Scottsdale has just topped a national list for job seekers, making waves across the economy. Here's why this city was ranked number one.

With technology transforming many industries, Arizona's healthcare sector is not just holding steady—it’s booming, especially as more residents retire.

Massive layoffs and job loss could devastate families this holiday season. Which states are being hit the hardest and which Arizona companies are handing out pink slips?

Survival of the busiest: Explore how job insecurity and healthcare costs are reshaping our mental health landscape here in Arizona.

Like many adults, my greatest fear isn't spiders, clowns, or tornadoes, it's getting fired. It's an unfortunate event that many have gone through, and it never gets any easier.

For much of our history, Arizona, we paid our wages as we saw fit. That all changed, however, when in 2007, President George W. Bush established the $7.25 minimum wage.

Here are the jobs most likely to go extinct in Arizona when Artificial Intelligence takes over.

The answers may seem counterintuitive, but studies have shown there are some good reasons to change the way we work in Arizona.