Future of Work
Vox’s coverage of the future of work: how we got here and what comes next.


Virginia was the first. Wisconsin and Florida may be next.


The company is the latest Silicon Valley startup to get serious about policy in Washington.


A new study from PwC estimates that 38 percent of U.S. jobs could be lost to automation in the next 15 years.


A nonprofit sued the restaurant chain for allegedly being inaccessible to visually impaired customers.


The new restaurant chain makes it possible to order fresh-made food without ever having to interact with a human.


But the company won’t cover all of the students’ costs.


The company has made gains since Susan Wojcicki joined as CEO.


The business communications company aimed to have a woman as its first outside director.


Researchers from Switzerland made a robotic actuator that is fully digestible.


For starters, focusing on “women” as a category is reductionist and counterproductive.




Idaho and Florida may be next.


Handle can move with confidence — and carry 100 pounds.


Sweet Paul, Cheddar and Axios are proof that media consumers will change their behavior and go where a creator has produced interesting content.


Welcome to America.


Old habits die hard.


The first-ever diversity officer at the car-hailing phenom is working to quickly get out a new diversity report.


Apple’s spaceship campus has an official name: Apple Park.


The driver loads the drone from inside the truck.
Someone, or something, has to make up the difference.


Andrew Puzder, the CEO of Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr., faced opposition from both Republicans and Democrats.


Cassie is all legs and no torso.


The former New York Times technology reporter says, “The world is aging, and nobody gets it.”


It’s a big Slack made up of a bunch of little Slacks.


Drones aren’t expected to start regularly delivering packages in the U.S. until 2020.


Matsuoka recently left Apple, where she was working on health tech.


You have a lot of options.


Twitter’s workforce is a little more diverse, but still predominantly white and male.


Starship ground delivery robots will now deliver for Postmates and DoorDash.


A black researcher had to wear a white mask to test her own project.


That’s $16 trillion in worldwide wages. Can’t blame China for that.


The institute aims to help create 510,000 new jobs in 10 years.


But it can’t take your order.


Racism and xenophobia are only the symptoms of that anxiety, he says.


The Peeqo robot answers your questions from the gutter of pop culture.


“We’re not primed and taught to feel that women are as inspirational as men.”


Turns out people like to shop with robots.


On average, the restaurant-in-an-app lost money on each meal in 2015.


Advances in automation and robotics may one day leave millions of Americans out of work.


The convenience store chain has partnered with drone maker Flirtey for the ongoing trial.