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Vialys Rivera-Ruiz, director of client accounts at ManpowerGroup Puerto Rico, discusses labor market changes in Puerto Rico.
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Pandemic accelerates shift in jobs and work models
G. Torres December 26, 2025

Remote work, new roles and soft skills reshape labor market. #NewsismyBusiness

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LinkedIn’s Work Change Report examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping jobs, skills and hiring trends, with many roles and abilities expected to change significantly by 2030. (Credit: LinkedIn)
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AI reshapes jobs as skills shift across industries
G. Torres December 24, 2025

LinkedIn report shows rapid rise of new roles and AI skills. #NewsismyBusiness

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Unpredictable work hours and last-minute schedule changes complicate parents’ ability to balance employment and child care, according to a study by the Youth Development Institute. (Credit: Yukchong Kwan | Dreamstime.com)
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IDJ study links variable schedules to work barriers
NIMB Staff December 22, 2025

Unpredictable hours and limited child care hinder employment. #NewsismyBusiness

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Melissa Rivera-Roena, general manager of ManpowerGroup Puerto Rico, discusses the island’s hiring outlook for the first quarter of 2026.
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Manpower: Hiring expectations ease slightly for early 2026
NIMB Staff December 10, 2025

Company survey shows stable outlook, with hospitality, trade and logistics leading hiring plans. #NewsismyBusiness

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Artificial intelligence-powered monitoring raises new questions about privacy and productivity in the workplace. (Credit: Ahmadrizal7373 | Dreamstime.com)
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AI surveillance raises risks for employers, attorney says
G. Torres November 7, 2025

Excessive monitoring can fuel legal exposure, worker stress and higher turnover, HR audience told. #NewsismyBusiness

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Attorney Sylmarie Arizmendi speaks about the risks of gender bias in artificial intelligence during the Society for Human Resource Management’s Southern Labor Symposium, held recently in Ponce, Puerto Rico.
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AI tools risk gender bias in Spanish-language hiring
G. Torres November 5, 2025

Attorney warns that linguistic gender rules in Spanish could skew AI-driven recruiting toward male candidates, affecting diversity in Puerto Rico’s workplaces. #NewsismyBusiness

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Legal and human resources experts urge companies to balance innovation and compliance as artificial intelligence reshapes workplace decision-making. (Credit: BiancoBlue | Dreamstime.com)
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Experts warn HR leaders of AI’s hidden legal risks
G. Torres November 3, 2025

Attorneys urge Puerto Rico employers to adopt ethical guidelines and human oversight before integrating artificial intelligence in the workplace. #NewsismyBusiness

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Sad and tired man in home or modern business office at night. Unemployed job seeker or businessman with ripped paper and laptop on table. No motivation or inspiration. Writer`s block or out of ideas. Artificial intelligence has made it easier for fake listings to circulate, wasting applicants’ time and eroding trust in the hiring process. (Credit: Tero Vesalainen | Dreamstime.com)
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Ghost jobs frustrate Puerto Rico job seekers
G. Torres September 30, 2025

Fake listings fueled by AI erode trust in hiring process. #NewsismyBusiness

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From left: Alberto Alesi, general director of ManpowerGroup in Mexico, the Caribbean and Central America, and Melissa Rivera-Roena, general manager of ManpowerGroup in Puerto Rico.
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Puerto Rico hiring outlook falls but stays above ’24 levels
Maria Miranda September 24, 2025

ManpowerGroup survey shows 16% outlook with strongest demand in health care. #NewsismyBusiness

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Paulo Preciado, executive adviser partner for the Caribbean and Central America at Great Place to Work, speaks at the Society for Human Resource Management–Puerto Rico Chapter’s 2025 conference at El Conquistador Resort in Fajardo.
Featured, Labor/HR
Working with, not against, AI in the workplace
G. Torres September 2, 2025

Paulo Preciado urges Puerto Rico employers to build trust, reskill workers and align AI with people-first strategies to strengthen retention and growth. #NewsismyBusiness

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Julybeth Alicea-Rodríguez, CEO of HR Disruptor, launched the “Artificial Intelligence in Action” program in Puerto Rico.
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AI in Action program launches to empower Puerto Rico’s workforce
NIMB Staff June 2, 2025

HR Disruptor’s initiative combines business and academia to teach ethical, hands-on use of artificial intelligence. #NewsismyBusiness

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Mónica Flores-Barragán, president of ManpowerGroup Latin America.
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Adapting to workforce trends crucial for Puerto Rico’s economic growth
NIMB Staff May 26, 2025

Talent shortages, generational shifts and leadership transformation reshape the labor landscape. #NewsismyBusiness

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Reynaldo Quintana-Latorre of Baerga & Quintana Law Offices
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Recent discrimination lawsuits prompt shift in Puerto Rico labor laws
G. Torres April 21, 2025

Legal expert says recent rulings make it easier for employees to file discrimination claims under federal and Puerto Rico law. #NewsismyBusiness

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Olga Ramos, founder of Visions Bridge LLC
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Visions Bridge launches with fractional executive services model
Maria Miranda April 7, 2025

The new Puerto Rico firm helps businesses execute strategy with part-time leadership. #NewsismyBusiness

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Puerto Rico has the sixth-highest availability of scientists and engineers in the world, according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Index.
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Tech acumen, can-do mindset, core values and grit set Puerto Rico’s tech talent apart
G. Torres March 31, 2025

The Office of Community College Research and Leadership confirmed that 23.3% of degrees awarded by Hispanic-serving community colleges in Puerto Rico were in STEM fields. #NewsismyBusiness

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK:

“Even though the hierarchic model has functioned for many years and likely won’t disappear, we’re five generations living and working together, and everyone has something to contribute.”

 

— Vialys Rivera-Ruiz, director, client accounts,  ManpowerGroup Puerto Rico

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