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Ex-employee logins linger at 38% of organizations, exposing files to AI

AI tools retrieve content that former employees should never have access to, and Canadian privacy law may apply

Leaders overestimate their readiness for change, research shows

New research explains why so many leaders misjudge their own readiness for disruption, and what actually helps

HR skills gap sits at entry-level, not the C-suite, report warns

The HR skills shortage is structural, not a talent problem

The promotion HR leaders never asked for

The extra responsibility isn't going away, but one longtime HR industry analyst says it's worth leaning into

AI spending won't fix productivity without leadership change: report

‘Organizations can't expect people to change how they work if they're still rewarding them for working the old way’

KPMG's next HR chief on AI: 'This is not a Y2K moment'

What one CHRO thinks the next year will actually demand of HR teams

HR’s AI reckoning: employers are deploying tools faster than they can govern them

At the conference of the world’s largest HR professional association, AI governance was a big concern, according to an attendee

Nine in 10 Canadian hiring managers say personality matters as much as skills: survey

But which personality traits are most valued by recruiters?

How close are robots to replacing human workers?

Beijing's humanoid robot games delivered world records and a flood of viral clips this month. The numbers we should actually be paying attention to are a few pages further into the program

Where AI will and will not replace HR management

Automation is taking over routine HR work, but leaders say coaching, judgment and employee experience matter more now