The term “white-collar recession” has become increasingly common as professional and office-based workers face slower hiring, restructuring and growing concerns about AI and automation. But is there actually a white-collar recession in 2026? We look at what the term means, what is happening to professional jobs and why the current labour market is more complicated than the label suggests.

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