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Walmart is cutting 1,000 corporate jobs — and calling some of it 'relocation'

Walmart is cutting 1,000 corporate jobs — and calling some of it 'relocation'

How the retail giant framed the action tells HR leaders something important about the new vocabulary of corporate downsizing

Amazon workers are gaming the AI leaderboard. HR built it.

Inside Amazon's "tokenmaxxing" scandal lies a textbook warning about what happens when companies measure AI adoption instead of AI value

Amazon workers are gaming the AI leaderboard. HR built it.

Meta workers are posting flyers in bathroom stalls

Mouse-tracking software. Imminent mass layoffs. A protest inside one of America's most powerful companies. The Meta revolt is a live case study in what happens when surveillance, job insecurity, and AI anxiety collide

Meta workers are posting flyers in bathroom stalls

Employers offering up to 15% salary premiums for AI-skilled staff

New report reveals how much employers are willing to pay for AI-skilled candidates

Employers offering up to 15% salary premiums for AI-skilled staff

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The talent war now runs through digital workplaces

The talent war now runs through digital workplaces

Lenovo's Work Reborn report outlines key adoption barriers and how HR leaders can overcome them

Employment Law

Court clears most claims in teacher's concussion and leave-denial lawsuit

Court clears most claims in teacher's concussion and leave-denial lawsuit

A concussion, a denied leave, and what a principal allegedly said at a staff meeting

Federal judge tosses D.C. employee's disability and pregnancy bias claims

Federal judge tosses D.C. employee's disability and pregnancy bias claims

A bare label is not a claim – what HR teams should take from a fresh ADA dismissal

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