Attorneys urge Puerto Rico employers to adopt ethical guidelines and human oversight before integrating artificial intelligence in the workplace. #NewsismyBusiness
From 2018 to 2022, up to 3% of young Puerto Ricans left for the U.S. mainland seeking higher salaries, better benefits and greater job opportunities, according to new data from the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics. #NewsismyBusiness
A new analysis finds Puerto Rico’s Medicare Advantage enrollees face significantly higher mortality rates tied to lower federal funding and provider shortages. #NewsismyBusiness
Specialty drugs and chronic disease treatments are driving a modest uptick in employer-sponsored health care expenses across the island. #NewsismyBusiness
Fake listings fueled by AI erode trust in hiring process. #NewsismyBusiness
Paulo Preciado urges Puerto Rico employers to build trust, reskill workers and align AI with people-first strategies to strengthen retention and growth. #NewsismyBusiness
Economic study shows improvement from 2024 but rising delinquencies and bankruptcies signal risks ahead. #NewsismyBusiness
Energy instability, talent gaps and high costs challenge tech adoption, but opportunities remain. #NewsismyBusiness
Young adults struggle with unemployment, inflation and lack of support. #NewsismyBusiness
Preliminary findings cite key vulnerabilities in business and infrastructure. #NewsismyBusiness
With older adults now outnumbering children, sectors pivot to meet seniors’ needs. #NewsismyBusiness
Inflation, housing, energy bills and stagnant wages drive financial strain. #NewsismyBusiness
Puerto Rico’s GAVYM drone network aims to modernize services and reduce disaster risks across the island. #NewsismyBusiness
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