Jill Barth

Jill Barth is HR Tech Editor of HR Executive. She is an award-winning journalist with bylines in Forbes, USA Today and other international publications. With a background in communications, media, B2B ecommerce and the workplace, she also served as a consultant with Gallagher Benefit Services for nearly a decade. Reach out at [email protected].

Open enrollment is changing—is your benefits communication keeping up?

HR teams often lack communication resources during the busy open enrollment season. This HR leader offers no-cost ways to simplify benefits information and get the most out this crucial time.

The unexpected winners in AI hiring. Plus, industry news from UKG and more

The U.S. labor market is slowing, but attention to AI talent is surging, even as other areas contract, creating both challenges and opportunities for HR leaders.

3 ‘wicked messes’ facing CEOs—and how HR can clean them up

HR must help CEOs by guiding workforce strategy, clarifying talent costs, building AI literacy across leadership and evolving culture alongside technology. “You need to become much more of an enterprise leader, a true strategic navigator,” said Peter Aykens, chief of research at Gartner.

Massive Amazon layoffs spark criticism, debate over culture and HR accountability

“The announcement that we made a few days ago was not really financially driven, and it's not even really AI-driven, not right now at least,” Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said in an earnings call. “It's culture.”

How Danone redeployed 90% of employees affected by workforce changes

“When you embed workforce planning into existing business routines, you don’t need a new process,” said Vincent Favre, organizational design leader at Danone.

Re-onboarding after layoffs: How HR can retain talent and prevent burnout

Nearly a third of layoff “survivors” report costly mistakes from insufficient training. Structured re-onboarding helps HR realign employees, rebuild confidence and prevent errors.

10 ways CHROs can strengthen people strategy in a changing workplace

Leading transformation isn’t just about technology, according to this expert. It’s about preparing employees, strengthening skills and guiding the workforce through uncertainty.

Humanizing hiring at scale: Lessons from 1 million AI interviews

Artificial intelligence is often portrayed as impersonal or dehumanizing. But new data from recruiting tool Sapia.ai suggests that in many instances of hiring, the opposite may be true.

How AI use can help frontline workers beat burnout, according to new UKG research

Despite burnout-busting evidence, anxiety about AI runs high among frontline employees, according to a new report from UKG. Work needs to be done, one leader says, to "explain the 'why' behind AI."

What Dayforce execs say it takes to create an ‘AI culture’​

"As leaders, we want to make people feel like they can grow, learn and develop within the company," said Amy Cappellanti-Wolf, the company's chief people officer.

Federal shutdown leaves HR teams without critical labor market insights

"Missing a key data point like the BLS jobs report really throws a wrench in recruitment planning," says Art Zeile, CEO of Dice, an HR tech platform and career marketplace.