A new report finds that, while many Americans are staying put in their jobs, they are "quietly preparing" for their next role. And those with AI skills—but nowhere to apply them—are particular flight risks.
About 8,000 Meta workers will lose their jobs in the next few weeks. At companies that announce layoffs are coming, the waiting period—and the immediate aftermath—are critical to the long-term talent strategy.
In a major policy shift, the Trump administration's marijuana reclassification order eased restrictions for manufacturers and researchers while creating new compliance questions for HR.
As AI-driven workflows accelerate and digital interruptions increase, employees are losing the uninterrupted cognitive space required for deep thinking, reflection and effective decision-making.
