AI Was Supposed to Make Work Easier. Why Are Employees Exhausted?
Artificial intelligence was supposed to simplify work.

Artificial intelligence was supposed to simplify work.

Regulating AI and determining who should oversee it has become a major focus of the current administration.

During our most recent This Month in Charts webinar, we highlighted two separate reports that each point to a significant shift in the U.S. labor market.

The sudden shutdown of Spirit Airlines after 34 years has quickly become more than a financial story.

In last week’s article on HR strategies that drive organizational success, the focus was on aligning HR priorities with business goals and defining the talent, performance, rewards, and technology strategies that shape outcomes.

Every generation believes it is living through unprecedented change.

As wearable technology becomes more common in the workplace, employers and employees are increasingly leveraging devices...

A large portion of U.S. employees with health insurance are skipping or delaying care because they can't afford it, jeopardizing their well-being and productivity at work.

Companies strive to do things better, cheaper, and faster but sometimes it is better for business to take a step back and look at the bigger picture.

May is Mental Health Month, and this year Mental Health America is encouraging people to focus on creating “more good days, together.”

A recent survey from MyPerfectResume highlights a shift many HR leaders are already sensing...

A memorandum dated April 17, 2026, directed to the Chief Acquisition Officers, et. al., by the Executive Order 14398 (EO 14398 or EO) of March 26, 2026

Michigan has enacted significant updates to the Youth Employment Standards Act (YESA)...

Every so often, it’s worth stepping back and asking a simple question: Are we actually as advanced as we think we are?

A new workforce study from HR technology company Isolved is raising important questions for employers who assume their workforce is stable.

For organizations, the upcoming April 24, 2026, deadline tied to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) web and mobile accessibility compliance is more than a technical issue.

The U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) issued new rules regarding substantive and technical violations of Form I-9 on March 16. 2026.

As organizations continue to navigate hybrid and return-to-office strategies, employees are making their expectations clear: they don’t want to come into the office just to sit on Zoom calls.