Refer & earn: 30% of a client’s first month, then 10% of every month after that, for up to 24 months per client. See the partner programme →
New data reveals that while AI skills are driving a significant pay premium in the technology sector, these gains are heavily concentrated among senior professionals. For business leaders, this signals a shift toward hiring restructuring rather than direct replacement, with entry-level pipelines shrinking as employers prioritize experienced oversight.
As enterprise AI adoption accelerates, IT leaders are spending significantly more time managing risk than building value. A new analysis reveals that governance has become an unmanageable chore, driven by shadow AI and the rise of autonomous agents.
Microsoft’s July 6 layoffs of about 4,800 people, concentrated in Xbox and commercial sales, show job cuts correlating with increased AI investment. Here’s what business leaders should take from the memos and numbers reported by TechCrunch.
California has launched the first state-run dashboard to monitor AI-related job loss. Here’s what the data shows so far, and what it means for your workforce planning.
PwC’s 2026 AI Jobs Barometer finds that entry-level roles in AI-exposed fields increasingly demand senior skills. For business leaders, the challenge is redesigning pathways, not just jobs.
Meta began cutting roughly 8,000 roles on 20 May 2026 while reassigning 7,000 people to AI teams. For business leaders, the lesson is that AI efficiency is a workforce decision.
New Gartner research suggests cutting headcount after AI adoption does not correlate with stronger returns. The firms seeing real ROI are investing in workforce transformation instead.
A Guardian investigation published 7 April 2026 finds skilled older workers turning to AI data annotation after exhausting other options — a signal for any business deploying AI agents.
Refer a business to Faida Workforce and you earn 30% of the client’s first paid month, then 10% of every month for up to 24 months per client — rising to 15% from the accrual after you pass 10 active clients. Paid by PayPal, batched on the 1st.
10 Pro clients = $2,598.70 over 24 months — $3,748.13 at the 15% tier.
Figures are potential earnings worked from the published rates, assuming every referred client pays for the whole cap — not a promise, not an average. The $1 trial is never commissionable.
