Chip Cutter

Wall Street Journal

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Workplace issues reporter for the Wall Street Journal.

Chip Cutter on KCRW

For many people in white or some blue collar jobs, work life has included a commute, a cubicle or desk, consistent hours, managers, and meetings.

The changing nature of work in a post pandemic world

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Amazon says it’s going to spend $700 million to retrain a third of its U.S. workforce for new jobs, and in some cases, jobs that Amazon doesn't even offer.

Amazon to spend big money on voluntary workforce retraining

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