Human Resources July 13, 2026
9 in 10 HR Leaders Regret AI-Driven Layoffs, New Survey Finds
As artificial intelligence adoption rises, so does AI-driven restructuring, with more organizations rethinking roles, responsibilities, and headcount.
Payroll July 13, 2026
Quiet Summer Offices Fuel ‘Job Scrolling’ Among U.S. Employees
This new trend has become a way for employees to feel safe, reassuring them that options still exist even when they're not actively looking for a new job, Careerminds says.
Payroll July 2, 2026
20% of Finance Organizations Will Pivot All Talent-Related Investments to Advanced Digital Capabilities by 2028, Gartner Predicts
The push to adopt more AI solutions in the finance function will disrupt the status quo in finance talent as more basic entry-level tasks are automated and the need for advanced digital skills increases.
Taxes June 26, 2026
Sherrill Wants to Tax Companies with Lots of Workers on Taxpayer-Funded Health Insurance
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill has proposed taxing employers with at least 50 workers on Medicaid to raise $145 million in new revenue.
Payroll June 25, 2026
Minimum Wages Will Rise in More Than 20 Cities, States in July
The federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour has lost 30% of its purchasing power since 2009.
Payroll June 24, 2026
U.S. Workers Lose Buying Power After War Drives Up Prices
With wage growth already slowing, that means many households will likely continue to tap into savings and take on debt to support spending, even after inflation peaks.
Payroll June 23, 2026
What Happens When AI Costs More Than Workers?
AI was supposed to be the cheaper option. When it's not, the bills are sky high.
Payroll June 16, 2026
Column: Working Parents Deserve Time With Their Newborns
Paid parental leave is pro-family, pro-work, pro-life. Policy doesn't get much better.
Payroll June 9, 2026
Should You Take a Buyout at Work?
Before saying “yes,” examine your finances and weigh how long it may take to land another job.
Payroll June 2, 2026
KPMG Report: Half of Your Most Engaged Employees Are Ready to Leave
Employees with close personal friends at work are the most engaged employees, experiencing the biggest emotional highs as well as the lowest emotional lows, KPMG says.
Payroll June 2, 2026
Why Open-Plan Offices Are Being Reconsidered by Workplace Designers
As businesses reassess the long-term effectiveness of open-plan offices, workplace designers are moving away from blanket open layouts in favor of zoned, flexible environments, an expert says.
Staffing June 1, 2026
90% of Gen Z Workers Face Consequences Over Social Media Activity
67% have felt pressure from managers to connect online, and 25% have felt the same from coworkers.