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Ford's 'gray beard' rehire is a warning shot for AI-first workforces

The automaker's decision to rehire 350 veteran engineers signals a wider reckoning over how far companies can go in replacing human expertise with AI

Skill decay: Is AI eroding your workforce's ability to think?

Workers are outsourcing their thinking to AI. Researchers warn the cognitive atrophy is real and most employers aren't prepared

HR's impact gap: how to prove strategic value to the business

Global HR leaders say workforce metrics tied directly to business outcomes is the key to real strategic influence

AI adoption will lead to labour shortages, says Bezos

Amazon founder 'totally disagrees' that AI will make humans redundant at work

AI is redefining entry-level roles – and young workers have the edge

Recruitment experts say AI literacy is now a baseline expectation for graduates entering the workforce

How is AI's two-track divide going to disrupt HR jobs?

The answer is more uncomfortable than most people strategy documents are prepared to acknowledge

'Two track labour market' emerges from AI adoption, report finds

Are employment recruiters 'professionalised' or 'democratised' by AI adoption?

Inside PwC's push to move 80,000 employees from AI access to action

From $5K cash awards to pop-up coaching hubs, here's how the firm's CPO is making it happen

'Toughen up, buttercup': Michelle Obama talks Gen Z

When one of the world's most recognisable figures tells your youngest employees to stop expecting an easy ride, it is worth paying attention — especially when the numbers tell the same story

AI tool used by ICE helps U.K. police uncover hundreds of fraudulent employees

Controversial software company that supports ICE back in the spotlight