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Workforce design is the AI-era gap that most organisations are missing

Only 4% of HR chiefs feel very prepared for AI-driven change. Here’s why deploying AI without redesigning the work is a strategy that won’t hold

Bombardier to hire 800 U.S. workers after Trump drops sales threat

What are company's plans for Canadian workers?

AI transparency gap: 4 in 10 employees say CEOs aren’t open enough

‘The relationship between employer and employee becomes more transactional in some companies’

HR's expanding remit: why Chobani added comms to people and culture

Chobani Australia's people and culture lead explains why change communications and AI guardrails now sit at the heart of HR

Skills-first hiring and training key to staffing Canada’s $192B in major projects: report

Future Skills Centre recommends defining skills required for role rather than relying on degrees or job titles

Get ready for an AI jobs tsunami - IMF

Singapore's president says AI is already cutting demand for graduates' first jobs, as the IMF warns 40 per cent of jobs will be affected

These 'key' workers feel left out of learning and development access

Employers urged to 'think hard' on where to invest in skills

AI made expertise abundant. Here's what became scarce instead

As expert knowledge becomes easier to access, a KPMG transformation partner says the competitive advantage may lie elsewhere

Five sectors, one problem: What's blocking Canada's growth potential?

‘This is about making sure that we keep more of that value at home when it comes to processing, commercialization and scaling’

AI is squeezing entry-level jobs, and future leaders with them: report

‘Teaching employees how to work alongside AI tools simply isn't enough’