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European AI stocks climb while Middle East tensions weigh on markets
European technology stocks focused on artificial intelligence are outperforming amid broader market uncertainty tied to Iran-Israel escalation. See which sectors are driving gains.
Google sued for racial discrimination in field service operations
A former field service rep in Illinois claims his supervisor favored white employees, withheld accounts, and fired him despite strong performance. Google settled a similar case for $28M last year.
60 Years of Research: Role Ambiguity Crushes Productivity More Than Overload
A meta-analysis of 515 studies reveals unclear job expectations drive workplace stress harder than overtime. What role ambiguity costs your team and how to fix it.
81% of workers demand pay transparency. Only 34% say their employer delivers it.
A global survey of 4,000 employees reveals a widening gap between worker expectations and employer practice on salary disclosure. 37% would push for policy changes; 18% would leave.
Bolt CEO Fires Entire HR Team, Replaces It With 'People Ops'
Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow eliminated his entire HR department, claiming it created unnecessary problems. A new People Ops team now handles workforce management — but experts warn the move risks compliance gaps.
Intuit cuts 3,000 jobs (17% of staff) but denies AI is the driver
Intuit is laying off 3,000 workers globally by July 31, 2026, citing streamlining and operational efficiency rather than AI. The cuts will cost the company $300M–$340M and close two U.S. offices, but CEO Sasan Goodarzi says the restructuring is about eliminating management layers, not automation.
Your AI training won't stick if you ignore soft skills and older workers
A workplace behavior expert warns that AI upskilling programs focused only on software integration are missing critical human factors. Learn what actually shapes employee adoption.
Supreme Court to rule on Title IX lawsuits by school employees
The Supreme Court will decide whether teachers and coaches can sue employers for sex discrimination under Title IX, splitting eight circuits that have already said yes.
Employer pays $4.25M for ignoring vaccine exemption requests
A company will settle EEOC claims it dismissed unvaccinated workers without reviewing religious or medical exemptions. The case signals tighter enforcement on how employers handle vaccine mandate denials.
Indeed hits record users as job board bets on AI adoption
Recruit Holdings reported record-high user numbers for Indeed in March, citing AI capabilities as a driver of growth. The result defies warnings that artificial intelligence could disrupt the job board market.
Board diversity is reversing as Trump targets DEI programs
Women's representation on corporate boards is declining after years of gains. Trump's anti-DEI agenda is reaching into HR departments and boardroom composition.
92% of proactive plans succeed vs. 62% reactive: KPMG survey
KPMG's survey of 1,120 executives reveals organizations still react to disruption rather than anticipate it. Companies using enterprise-wide change are 3x more likely to achieve intended outcomes.