Employees are rejecting leadership’s AI vision despite big push from the top
Only leadership views AI as a teammate, the rest of the workforce doesn’t, report finds
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Disney executive alleges HR combed his private coaching sessions for ‘dirt’
The exec butted heads with HR due to his “his direct, streamlined, and performance-driven leadership style,” a complaint alleged.
AI boom drives worker compensation cuts, study finds
Both jobs and paychecks are taking a hit as companies ramp up artificial intelligence spending to avoid falling behind...
How a Florida pronoun bill could clash with Title VII
HR Dive’s Caroline Colvin digs a little deeper into the legal implications — or complications — of HB 641,...
How AI Is Redefining the Future of Work with Sharon Gai
In this compelling episode, Brandon Laws sits down with Sharon Gai, author of How to Do More with Less:...
Class action accuses Danaher of turning DEI into hiring quotas
The suit zeros in on interview slates, diversity shortlists, and manager performance reviews
Tyson workers sue alleging HR ignored racial threats, fired them
Allegations include noose displays, a loaded gun, and repeated reports to HR that went nowhere
Court revives pension claims against Kellogg and FedEx over outdated data
Retirees allege plans used decades-old mortality tables, reducing joint and survivor annuity payments
Rhode Island Supreme Court blocks state worker’s accidental disability pension appeal
Deputy sheriff’s decade-old back injury claim exposes critical gap in public-sector appeal guidance
University demotes employee the same day she submits FMLA paperwork
Her boss said she talked too much “like his wife” – weeks later, she was demoted back to her...
Court hands Amazon clean win in discrimination case
She walked away before Amazon HR could deliver a game-changing update
Workday announces new AI-powered capabilities powered by Sana acquisition
Imagine an AI agent that can scan your employees’ emails at the end of the month, clock all the receipts, make note of the relevant context available in their inboxes and on their calendars, and then use that info to automatically file expense reports on their behalf, so they no
Managing Yourself: The Leadership Skill HR Can’t Ignore
Self-management is one of the most critical — and often overlooked — leadership skills. Marisa Krafsig, CHRO of IntelliDyne, joins host Nicole Belyna,...
Legislative lowdown: Virginia lawmakers pass paid leave
Virginia lawmakers recently passed legislation to establish a paid family and medical leave (PFML) program in the state.The bill, which Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger is expected to sign into law, would grant nearly all workers in the state up to 12 weeks of paid leave. If the bill is enacted,
What’s the point of HR conferences?
The sun is shining, the temps are rising, and spring HR conference season is coming—are you ready?If you want to get the most and best out of the conferences on your calendar, you’ve got to do more than just show up. You’ve got to consider what you may (and may
Employees say AI does more harm than good
There’s a “growing concern about the pace of AI adoption and a clear gap in employer support,” according to...