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In total, LAHSA is expected to lay off 284 employees — with their final day of work June 30, which coincides with the end of the current fiscal year.

What a moment to be graduating college and trying to start a professional career. Artificial intelligence is in the midst of radically transforming—and maybe destroying—entry-level white-collar work.

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