News

The ADHD diagnosis boom: what U.S. employers actually need to verify

The ADHD diagnosis boom: what U.S. employers actually need to verify

Are employees self-diagnosing ADHD faster than they're getting properly assessed - and what does that mean for accommodation requests?

Visa to cut 2,600 jobs as payments giant pushes for efficiency

The layoffs will primarily target technology and product teams as the company restructures to reinvest in high-growth areas

Visa to cut 2,600 jobs as payments giant pushes for efficiency

‘Workplace friction’ costs organizations up to US$9 million a year: report

‘When employees spend so much of their workweek struggling through chaotic attempts to find a place to sit or hold a meeting, the costs compound quickly’

‘Workplace friction’ costs organizations up to US$9 million a year: report

Economic uncertainty drives shifts in pay strategies

New report finds salary increase budgets for 2027 remain stable

Economic uncertainty drives shifts in pay strategies

Premium

The talent war now runs through digital workplaces

The talent war now runs through digital workplaces

Lenovo's Work Reborn report outlines key adoption barriers and how HR leaders can overcome them

Transformation

Most CEOs fear underinvesting in AI. Here's what they're missing

Most CEOs fear underinvesting in AI. Here's what they're missing

Cisco's CEO survey shows a rush to modernize tech, but one HR expert says it's time to rethink where that investment goes

Why employees fake AI adoption, and how you can win them over

Why employees fake AI adoption, and how you can win them over

Two Harvard professors explain why compliance and adoption aren't the same thing

Employment Law

JPMorgan banker files sweeping federal complaint alleging racism, sexual coercion

The expanded lawsuit adds new defendants and claims the bank destroyed the former executive's career after he reported misconduct

Court dismisses DCPS teacher's lawsuit over Facebook Live video

He raised alarms about student safety - it wasn't enough to save his case

Appeals court restores worker's disability accommodation claim against NYC

A supportive manager and past remote work were enough to keep the case alive

Ninth circuit revives worker's religious-exemption suit against Permanente medical group

An initial approval, a reopened review, then a firing - and the dispute isn't over

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