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AI skills matter, but executives are hiring for something else

AI skills matter, but executives are hiring for something else

A new C-suite survey found most executives want more than AI fluency alone when it comes to hiring and promoting talent

Fired executive says employer's HR team helped retaliate after she raised concerns

She warned a costly project was failing - then says HR was drawn into her exit

Fired executive says employer's HR team helped retaliate after she raised concerns

Muslim marketing director claims McDonald's fired her over religion

Nearly a decade of top ratings, then a swift performance plan she calls a pretext

Muslim marketing director claims McDonald's fired her over religion

Ex-employee alleges Smartsheet retaliated after harassment complaints

She says the company offered leave instead of moving the manager she had reported

Ex-employee alleges Smartsheet retaliated after harassment complaints

Premium

The talent war now runs through digital workplaces

The talent war now runs through digital workplaces

Lenovo's Work Reborn report outlines key adoption barriers and how HR leaders can overcome them

Transformation

Etsy cuts 220 jobs to sharpen focus and accelerate growth

Etsy cuts 220 jobs to sharpen focus and accelerate growth

The e-commerce platform is cutting 12% of its workforce, with most job losses hitting product and engineering teams

Is full-time WFH working out?

Is full-time WFH working out?

Remote work research draws a hard line between two days out of office and five, and it matters

Employment Law

Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation must face disability accommodation claim again

Internal emails about the worker's caseload request just reopened his accommodation claim

Ruling classifies satellite installer as employee despite his contractor paperwork

The paperwork all pointed one way - control over the work pointed the other

State law overrides a two-year physician noncompete blessed by an arbitrator

A $2.3M buyout and an arbitrator's blessing still couldn't save this noncompete

OpenAI to pay $3.2 million to settle U.S. worker discrimination claims

US government finds that OpenAI and its subsidiary preferred workers with temporary employment visas

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