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New surveys emphasize that AI integration requires ongoing reskilling and adaptation. Is this now an expected employment benefit?
The future of work is about evolving to meet the changing needs of a dynamic workforce, and Gen Z is at the forefront of this transformation.
Traditional approaches to career development are no longer working for employees or employers, this expert writes.
After the Great Resignation, failing to invest in reskilling could cause employee disengagement and turnover to resurge.
Global influences are reshaping modern HR, requiring these professionals to rethink their own skill sets and priorities, according to a chief HR scientist speaking at the recent Elevate People, Ignite Change (EPIC) conference.
HR leaders will need to navigate AI, skills and workforce wellbeing in the year ahead, according to insights from Mercer's latest talent study.
Let's make employee experience the compass guiding our AI-powered journey toward a brighter future of work, writes EPIC Chair Mark Stelzner.
When AI is used to aid employment decisions, HR leaders must keep a principled approach, according to Keith Sonderling.
As market conditions change, HR leaders are focused below the surface of recruiting and retention, including on areas like manager training.
An organization's ability to thrive in the future of work is dependent on its willingness to foster and sustain an inclusive culture.
