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Almost half of surveyed leaders report that AI has improved employee engagement, a key indicator of the employee experience.
John Thornton, an Amalgamated Life veteran, is seeing some supplier shrinkage but also signs of stability.
Most organizations are evaluating AI on a process-by-process basis following investment. But this approach limits results.
"This disconnect means that engagement alone is no longer a reliable signal of workforce stability," said Bill Schuh, Firstup's CEO.
With compensation pressure rising, start-ups are increasingly using higher base pay instead of equity to attract top AI talent.
"Internal mobility is probably the most structurally underdeveloped area in talent management," says Accenture head researcher Karalee Close.
Jessica Zhang, senior vice president for Asia-Pacific at ADP, believes data-driven payroll now shapes governance and workforce strategy.
To make the best choice on the HR tech marketplace, take a step back before diving into solution options and AI-powered "everything."
How organizations adopt AI through their people strategy will determine whether AI transformation becomes one of growth or distrust.
AI shapes what information leaders see and which outcomes appear most reasonable. A researcher warns that human judgment can slip quietly.
