The revolutionary impact of agentic AI on human resource (HR) technology and practices can hardly be overstated. Unlike traditional AI, which often requires substantial human oversight and intervention, agentic AI operates autonomously. This shift signifies not just an incremental improvement but a transformative leap in the capabilities of AI within the HR domain. As HR professionals grapple with the need
The readiness of the UK workforce for the AI revolution has been a subject of much debate. As the UK government rolls out its AI Opportunities Action Plan, many are questioning if the country is equipped to harness AI across industries and bridge the existing skills gap. Preparing the workforce to thrive in an AI-driven future requires addressing multiple challenges,
Business events, including trade shows, conferences, and exhibitions, present companies with exceptional opportunities to generate leads, build brand awareness, and create strong industry connections. However, achieving a significant return on investment (ROI) from these events requires more than just attendance; it demands a well-strategized approach. Without a comprehensive plan, businesses may struggle to capitalize on the potential of these gatherings.
Ling-yi Tsai, our HRTech expert, brings decades of experience assisting organizations in driving change through technology. She specializes in HR analytics tools and the integration of technology across recruitment, onboarding, and talent management processes. Can you explain what a Human Resources Information System (HRIS) is? How does an HRIS differ from other HR software categories like HRMS and HCMS? A
In the modern business world, as companies expand their operations across international borders, HR managers face the complex challenge of developing global compensation and benefits packages. These packages must not only be competitive to attract top talent but also compliant with diverse labor laws, tax regulations, and cultural expectations. The global landscape requires HR managers to ensure that compensation and
In March 2020, the World Health Organization declared the rapid increase in COVID-19 cases globally to be a pandemic. Fast-forward five years, and there have been sweeping changes in how we work, perceive work, and manage workspaces. This article delves into these changes and elaborates on how both employees and HR departments have adapted to this new landscape. Rise of
In a significant move towards enhancing sustainable practices in the IT industry, ControlUp, a leader in Digital Employee Experience (DEX) management, has partnered with Px3, a specialist in sustainable ICT research and consulting. This collaboration is set to introduce automated, real-time carbon footprint tracking for workplace IT environments, prioritizing end-user computing devices such as desktops, laptops, and displays. The partnership
In today’s rapidly evolving workplace, where economic landscapes shift faster than ever, employers are facing the daunting dual challenge of managing rising healthcare costs while simultaneously meeting the increasing demand for comprehensive employee benefits. Advanced technology, particularly Artificial Intelligence (AI), offers a viable pathway to navigate these complexities and optimize benefits management. Financial Insecurity and Benefits Confusion Among Employees Nearly
Salary.com has recently announced a significant expansion of its real-time compensation intelligence solution, SalaryIQ. This cutting-edge platform now provides vital compensation insights across more than 30 countries. By aggregating data from millions of job postings on various platforms, SalaryIQ empowers organizations to adjust and benchmark compensation packages based on the latest market information. Leveraging AI Technology for Competitive Compensation Comprehensive
Military spouses often face unique challenges in securing stable employment due to frequent relocations and other demands of military life, limiting their career advancement. Instant Teams, a leader in Customer Experience (CX) talent solutions, recognized this gap and has launched a new Job Board dedicated to bridging the gap between military spouses and potential employers. This initiative not only revolutionizes
As we navigate the uncharted waters of 2025, a year marked by economic challenges and political fluctuations, the labor market presents a unique, optimistic yet cautious scenario. The latest survey from ManpowerGroup, conducted in January 2025 involving nearly 40,000 employers across 41 countries, reveals that global hiring intentions remain surprisingly steady. Holding a Net Employment Outlook (NEO) of 25% for
The beginning of 2025 has painted a complex picture of the U.S. job market, marked by a dramatic surge in layoffs across certain sectors, juxtaposed with a notable uptick in hiring plans from several industries. In particular, February 2025 witnessed a significant rise in job cuts primarily driven by substantial reductions within the federal workforce, according to a report by
