Enterprise organizations investing in workforce readiness, role redesign, and change management are seeing stronger AI outcomes, according to Kyndryl research.

Some employers are reversing course after conducting layoffs due to the global artificial intelligence boom, according to analysts. Though many companies worldwide have announced AI-driven layoffs ...

AI leaders including OpenAI and Microsoft launched a $500 million workforce fund to support retraining and secure long-term ...

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora says AI could halve marketing, HR and finance teams within three years while boosting ...

AI is now the top reason for US layoffs. As New Zealand's government cuts the public service and leans into AI, businesses ...

A single misclassified overtime shift can trigger lawsuits, regulatory scrutiny, or public backlash, making the mundane act of clocking in a quiet flashpoint of corporate risk. Across borders, ...

Recent data shows entry-level unemployment is partially due to heightened job requirements from AI.

AI’s workforce impact is more nuanced than headlines suggest, with 77% of organizations reporting AI-driven job creation compared to 46% reporting job losses, and among those experiencing both, 69% ...

Gartner analysis reveals three hidden workforce costs that could undermine AI investment returns for HR leaders ...

Oracle Corp. -- a global technology company that reduced its workforce by around 21,000 employees over the past 12 months -- ...

The IRS has fundamentally changed how it enforces tax compliance. As of June 2025, the agency operates 126 active AI use cases, up from just 10 in August 2022, spanning audit sele ...

As artificial intelligence reaches human replacement-level capability, it is about to cut a swath of destruction through the American workforce, leaving millions of employees to deal with the mental, ...