"The moment the stakes get real — an interview, an offer, a first day — people want a person in their corner, not a chatbot," ...
New research shows a third of employers have lost customers due to skills shortages, fuelling a shift toward offshore hiring ...
Flexibility has emerged as the top workplace benefit that New Zealand employees value the most, according to a new report, ...
It's the second Australian university to be penalised by the regulator this week, after the University of Queensland signed ...
The ride-hailing company is cutting 3,300 positions globally, with middle management bearing the brunt of the shake-up ...
Quarterly survey finds challenges round recruitment, tariff pressures, AI privacy Nearly three-quarters (72.6 percent) of ...
Cost-of-living pressure is cutting into Canadian workers' productivity, according to the Q2 2026 TELUS Mental Health Index.
In the recent FWC case of Emmanuel Tischler v Avada Traffic Pty Ltd [2026] FWCFB 174, the Full Bench considered an ...
Artificial intelligence tools are gaining a bigger role in the recruitment process as a new BambooHR report found that HR ...
Artificial intelligence is simultaneously boosting wages for workers who can use it and threatening to compress earnings for ...
A principal who was warned twice about a teacher can be sued in her own name, an Ohio appeals court ruled. On August 20, 2026, the Tenth District Court of Appeals held that South-Western City School ...
File a workers' comp claim, and your old medical records become fair game. A Tennessee appeals board just told one worker exactly that. On August 20, 2026, the Tennessee Workers' Compensation Appeals ...
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