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
Chobani Australia's people and culture lead explains why change communications and AI guardrails now sit at the heart of HR
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
Employers urged to 'think hard' on where to invest in skills
As expert knowledge becomes easier to access, a KPMG transformation partner says the competitive advantage may lie elsewhere
HR leaders reveal what the expanding people mandate now demands – and how AI is reshaping the role
AI is pushing junior consultants back, but three U.S. researchers say how matters as much as where
AI rewards some workers with higher pay, but it's squeezing legal fees for others
Not all AI skills are earning the same premium right now, new data shows
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
