As AI commoditizes analysis, the competitive edge has shifted from data access to the ability to interpret and apply insights in context. Drawing on experience at Donorbox, the author urges leaders to build human-centered AI capabilities—starting with strict discretion and governance around inputs (
Gov. Wes Moore’s new AI framework emphasizes regulation and workforce reskilling, beginning with the formation of committees and broad stakeholder engagement to shape policy. It will build on Maryland’s existing workplace AI law, which already regulates the technology’s use on the job.
Employees are increasingly frustrated by "bait-and-switch" job descriptions, where actual responsibilities diverge from hiring language or expectations shift dramatically after hire. Workers say those mismatches create stress and contribute to burnout, undermining job satisfaction and trust.
A recent study finds older workers often struggle to showcase their true skills on freelancing platforms, leaving experienced talent underrepresented. As the workforce ages, HR teams may need to go the extra mile—adjusting outreach, assessment and engagement practices—to better identify and connect
A new report finds HR leaders are increasingly concerned that a shrinking entry-level pipeline, combined with routine work being shifted to artificial intelligence, is reducing hands-on learning opportunities for early-career employees and eroding critical leadership skill development. This trend je
Interviews with global CMOs highlight five urgent priorities for 2027: elevating marketing to an executive-level growth function; integrating and reinventing work with AI; addressing a looming talent "time bomb"; navigating a fragmented media ecosystem; and developing new metrics for zero-click AI p
A court ruled that a Mattress Firm manager was not entitled to FMLA leave to care for her son over his DJ classes, finding that the sessions—allegedly “therapeutic” for his mental health—did not qualify because they were not prescribed by a health-care provider. The decision highlights that FMLA pro
A Colorado judge ruled that a physician’s burnout does not qualify as a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The decision highlights a broader trend in federal courts that, despite the ADA’s broad statutory definitions, judicial rulings can limit which conditions qualify for legal p