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  1. Gizmodo: CNBC Accidentally Admits Why Employers Love AI. “Why do employers love AI? The official story is that it increases productivity, an assertion that has yet to be proven true. But a financial expert on CNBC spoke candidly on Friday about how the rate of wage growth has plummeted this year. And he pointed to the fear workers have of asking for a raise when they could be replaced with AI.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/05/gizmodo-cnbc-accidentally-admits-why-employers-love-ai/
  2. Gizmodo: CNBC Accidentally Admits Why Employers Love AI. “Why do employers love AI? The official story is that it increases productivity, an assertion that has yet to be proven true. But a financial expert on CNBC spoke candidly on Friday about how the rate of wage growth has plummeted this year. And he pointed to the fear workers have of asking for a raise when they could be replaced with AI.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/05/gizmodo-cnbc-accidentally-admits-why-employers-love-ai/
  3. Gizmodo: CNBC Accidentally Admits Why Employers Love AI. “Why do employers love AI? The official story is that it increases productivity, an assertion that has yet to be proven true. But a financial expert on CNBC spoke candidly on Friday about how the rate of wage growth has plummeted this year. And he pointed to the fear workers have of asking for a raise when they could be replaced with AI.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/05/gizmodo-cnbc-accidentally-admits-why-employers-love-ai/
  4. Gizmodo: CNBC Accidentally Admits Why Employers Love AI. “Why do employers love AI? The official story is that it increases productivity, an assertion that has yet to be proven true. But a financial expert on CNBC spoke candidly on Friday about how the rate of wage growth has plummeted this year. And he pointed to the fear workers have of asking for a raise when they could be replaced with AI.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/05/gizmodo-cnbc-accidentally-admits-why-employers-love-ai/
  5. Gizmodo: CNBC Accidentally Admits Why Employers Love AI. “Why do employers love AI? The official story is that it increases productivity, an assertion that has yet to be proven true. But a financial expert on CNBC spoke candidly on Friday about how the rate of wage growth has plummeted this year. And he pointed to the fear workers have of asking for a raise when they could be replaced with AI.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/05/gizmodo-cnbc-accidentally-admits-why-employers-love-ai/
  6. #Metaglasses, with their built-in #recording capabilities, are causing concern in #workplaces, particularly for #service and #retail workers. Customers are using these glasses to record #employees, often for #socialmedia content, leading to uncomfortable and potentially exploitative situations. The lack of clear laws and policies around smart glasses in the workplace leaves employees vulnerable and raises privacy concerns. theverge.com/report/982414/met #ARglasses #SmartGlasses #AugmentedReality #AR

  7. Rising #AIcosts are forcing Fortune 500 companies to choose between investing in #AI and hiring new #employees. The cost of AI has increased with each new model release, making it as expensive as human labour. This has led companies to reassess their AI spending, opting for cheaper models for less demanding tasks. cnbc.com/2026/05/29/-tokens-or #tech #media #news

  8. 1) #Forced #Recruting #Federal #Employees w Federal #Emergency Management Agency #FEMA were informed via email late on Tuesday that they have been reassigned, effective immediately, to #Immigration and #Customs Enforcement #ICE. Workers had 7 days to accept reassignment under threat of being removed from #civilservice - #fired prospect.org/labor/2025-08-06- #threats #jobs #deportation #immigrants #migrants #legal #law #government #trump #maga #civilservice >Plus any every applicant will be accepted.

  9. Sleazy scam:

    #lawfirms using #recruiters to find #employees; then fire employees when it comes time to pay #recruiter for #work.

    That's called #fraud and is potentially a crime, theft by deception.

    __This request is not for me.__

    If you are in #LosAngeles and looking for an experienced and legally trained #paralegal (JD, Law Review, former litigator) with NO aspirations to practice #law after decades of #legal experience, please send me a message. I have a great employee for you. /1

  10. Ukrainian Food Week conquered Google offices with "syrnyki" (cottage cheese pancakes). From April 24-28, Google employees dined on Ukrainian dishes, including "syrnyki," vinaigrette, horseradish, Lviv cheese curd, Kyiv-style cutlet, apple and carrot salad, forshmak, shreshka, and, of course, borsch with donuts.

    proborsch.com/recipe/cottage-cheese-pancakes

    #google #food #proborsch #cook #Ukraine #ukrainian #employees #borsch #cutlets #horseradish #cottagecheese #pancake #cheese #cooking #yum

  11. Scoop: House GOP targets Manhattan DA

    1. In the short term, Republicans are discussing firing off letters #summoning #employees of the #Manhattan #DA’s office for #sworn #testimony, according to a GOP official familiar with the plans.
    The potential request comes amid speculation about why the hush-money case was suddenly resurrected after being back-burnered by both state and federal prosecutors.

    The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the plans are not final, noted that #McCarthy, a longtime Trump ally and close friend, is “fully supportive and pushing folks to be #aggressive here.”

    2. Manhattan DA #ALVIN #BRAGG himself is in the GOP’s crosshairs, though it’s not clear if he’ll be immediately summoned.
    “He should come testify before Congress,” Rep. MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE (R-Ga.) told us and other reporters, launching into a lengthy tirade about “fake charges” meant to be “used in Democrat ads” against Trump.

    (Note that Bragg told his employees over the weekend that he would “not tolerate attempts to intimidate our office or threaten the rule of law in New York.”)

    Jordan didn’t answer questions about whether he’d subpoena Bragg. Even if he does, it’s almost impossible to imagine Bragg or his subordinates answering questions about an ongoing probe or prosecution

    politico.com/newsletters/playb