The rise of the ‘people engineer’: HR’s next AI-era role
A former software engineer turned chief people officer makes the case for a new kind of technical talent in...
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Delta’s pay cut to injured baggage handler didn’t fly in court
His doctor ordered more therapy. Delta read it as a green light to cut pay
Navy Federal worker alleges firing over charges while others kept jobs
Five felonies became one misdemeanor – but she’d already lost her job months earlier
Chaplain sues Northwestern, alleges firing over campus discrimination complaints
She got a merit letter in August. By January, her sacred texts were in a box
Skydance employees face a five-day office week or a buyout
A one-time offer for some staff follows the Warner Bros. Discovery takeover, with job cuts still to come
‘AI-translator’ is now a non-negotiable HR skill
ServiceNow’s SVP Talent Strategy & Workforce Transformation explains why HR leaders now need to translate between people and AI,...
Anthropic IPO filing flags talent and AI vendor risks for HR leaders
Key-staff dependence, model risks and labour pushback give Canadian employers a new lens on AI workforce planning
Fear makes people look compliant. China’s discipline drive shows what it costs
Research on Chinese officials who fake compliance to protect themselves holds a warning for employers adding more monitoring and...
What Are the Best Practical HR Courses? 5 Options That Build Job-Ready Skills
The best practical HR courses help you build skills you can use at work right away. Think smoother hiring...
Is your organisation at risk of ‘experience debt’ from AI?
New report warns of a fragile workforce in the future
2027 workforce predictions: AI fatigue and an empty leadership bench
Two experts say HR leaders will demand proof from AI vendors and rethink hiring as entry-level roles vanish
The key happiness skills that help people become better leaders
Think about the most technically gifted engineer, programmer, or financial analyst you know. Now, imagine promoting them into a...
Depleted leaders are also job hugging: What this means for HR
New report finds leaders feel ‘used up’ amid widespread change
AI is making everyone’s ideas the same. Here’s how to stay creative
As AI tools become more widespread, the challenge is no longer just generating ideas, but keeping them original
Microsoft offers buyouts to 60,000 staff as AI costs mount
Eligible staff in four countries have until December to decide, as the company weighs AI spending against cost control
Humanoid robots are starting real jobs. How soon will they replace real staff?
Shipments quadrupled this year and Tesla has announced production. Industry data shows, however, most of the machines are still...