Gartner warns that in the AI era organizations must redesign work in real time to keep pace with rapidly changing demands. The firm urges HR to prioritize talent mobility so skills and capabilities can be quickly deployed to where they’re needed most.
Visier research finds employees across enterprises feel pressured to adopt AI, often engaging in performative use rather than meaningful integration. As roles shift, workers report anxiety about job loss and see few clear paths for advancement.
A survey by enterprise planning firm Board found nearly half of CFOs would follow an AI recommendation over their own instincts when the two conflict. Finance chiefs were more likely than CIOs and COOs to defer to AI, signaling a growing readiness in finance to prioritize data-driven guidance over g
A court allowed a front desk worker’s hostile work environment claim to proceed after co-workers used language evoking slavery, highlighting that such conduct can meet the threshold for actionable harassment. The decision underscores that courts closely examine whether an employer’s investigation an
Nearly half of workers say they don’t want AI used in payroll, signaling significant employee concern as organizations explore automation in compensation. Reports show AI adoption in total rewards is still in its early stages, suggesting employers should proceed cautiously and prioritize transparenc
An IBM report warns that AI adoption could erode critical human skills that CHROs consider essential, raising fresh concerns about declines in employee cognition. This latest finding echoes prior warnings about AI’s potential to diminish human capabilities and underscores the need for HR leaders to
Many employees are adopting AI tools even though many say they don’t understand why they’re using them. With workload levels remaining similar for AI users and nonusers, a vice president at Culture Amp urges organizations to reassess the overall ROI of their AI investments.
A recent court verdict against Meta and Google highlights that user-centered design methods—like design thinking—can unintentionally produce harmful outcomes by optimizing for what users appear to want. Interviews with 27 senior leaders across tech, pharma, and design firms show repeated ethical bli
On 17 September 2026 CRF launched its AI in HR Series with Prof. Rob Briner and Johannes Sundlo, stressing that organisations must prioritise where AI truly creates value rather than moving fast to avoid falling behind. The webinar introduced CRF’s Seven Key Principles for AI in HR — a practical fra