In our unstable world it’s no surprise many see secure employment as a victory. But what if I told you this could come at a cost?
May 15, 2026 — 5:01am
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In today’s uncertain economy, there is something comforting in having a safe job.
It sometimes feels like our headlines are inundated with news of mass lay-offs, claims that artificial intelligence is going to take your job, and recently, a risk of impending recession. So, it’s no surprise many see secure employment as a victory.
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