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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

Why global CHROs say the people function has changed forever

HR leaders reveal what the expanding people mandate now demands – and how AI is reshaping the role

Consulting firms want junior staff back in the office. Here's why

AI is pushing junior consultants back, but three U.S. researchers say how matters as much as where

AI is threatening to disrupt this profession's pay

AI rewards some workers with higher pay, but it's squeezing legal fees for others

Stop hiring AI operators. Start hiring AI orchestrators instead

Not all AI skills are earning the same premium right now, new data shows

Employers now have an obligation to build AI skills – even when workers leave

Forty-two percent of employees say their employer expects them to learn AI on their own. Two HR leaders explain why that is the wrong approach – and what employers owe their workforce instead

AI hiring surge forces employers to rethink workforce plans

Specialist roles grow as entry-level pathways come under pressure

Agentic AI future predicted to blend HR-IT teams by 2029

What is the future of HR teams as agentic AI adoption accelerates?

Is the MBA dead?

A new PwC survey has finance chiefs saying they'd rather hire someone who can wrangle an AI agent than someone with three extra letters after their name