Pope wades into the great AI vs. employment debate
Pope Leo XIV’s sweeping AI encyclical has urgent implications for HR professionals across the United States
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Lawyers, finance directors and sales leaders are entering HR – and the organisations hiring them are pulling a head
Workload isn’t the problem. This is the top workplace stressor
New research reveals the one workplace stressor doing more damage than too much work and conflicting demands combined
Nebraska Supreme Court denies death benefits in workplace fall, cancer treatment case
Fall at work blocked cancer treatment, then he died – court rejects bene fits
Seventh Circuit backs employer on reference check in race discrimination case
A phone call from one supervisor was enough to end a federal Title VII lawsuit
This CEO announced huge job cuts because of AI. Threats to his family followed
The WiseTech Global crisis has become a cautionary tale for employers everywhere: how not to announce AI-driven redundancies
Iowa Supreme Court bars negligent retention claims when vicarious liability is conceded
One stipulation may now keep an employee’s HR file out of the courtroom in Iowa
Georgia court expands non-compete reach into states with no direct customers
The former employee admitted he broke the deal on purpose – and a jury made him pay
Court tosses bid to force EPA whistleblower report against federal contractor
When the watchdog goes quiet, what happens next isn’t what employees expect
Worker sues eBay, says she was fired while onboarding new hires
She says she hit 177% of target and built the training deck — then came the layoff call
Schwab manager says she was fired for refusing to police a breastfeeding worker
Eight years, five promotions, four awards — then a 30-minute interview and the door
24-year IBM veteran sues, says algorithm blocked his rehire at 48
A “Resource Action,” an automated rejection, and a familiar name in age-bias litigation
As the Tools Multiply, Communication at Work Grows More Fragmented
Technology simplifies communication: this is a fact of the modern world. Despite this, there is growing evidence of fragmented...
Rising Burnout and Sinking Confidence: What the Latest Glassdoor Data Reveals
Workers are feeling the heat right now. According to recent data from Glassdoor, worker burnout has jumped 65% year...