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ADP study shows workers need space, not time, for AI skills
Survey of 39,000 workers reveals only 26% feel ready for career advancement, while most lack structured development space for AI adoption.
Two-thirds of mobility teams stuck in admin, can't build trust
EY study of 1,000 professionals finds most HR mobility teams too reactive to focus on strategic trust-building that drives performance.
Dan Harris tells benefits brokers self-care is team service
Former ABC anchor frames employee wellness as collective responsibility at BenefitsPRO Broker Expo keynote.
AI drives 26% of April layoffs as tech cuts hit 3-year high
Technology sector led job cuts with 85,411 eliminated year-to-date, while AI replaced budget allocation as the top reason for workforce reductions across industries.
College hiring drops to 1.6% growth as grads prioritize stability
Entry-level hiring stagnates while 67% of graduates accept lower pay for job security, with 89% fearing AI replacement.
S.C. Johnson faces FMLA lawsuit over broken TPA phone system
Federal court lets interference and retaliation claims proceed after third-party administrator's phone system left employee unable to report protected absences.
Open-source MikeOSS copies Harvey and Legora features
Developer Will Chen released feature-equivalent legal AI tools on GitHub, cutting barriers to building in-house alternatives.
LawSites resumes weekly legaltech panel covering AI ethics lapses
Friday discussion series returns to address AI hallucinations in legal docs, prosecutor sanctions, and vendor relationships with ICE.
LegalTechTalk adds no-code hackathon for lawyers using AI tools
Event partners with Replit and vibecode.law to let legal professionals build prototypes with natural language prompts instead of traditional coding.
Legal AI book warns firms: doing nothing is now an active choice
Three legal innovation experts argue AI integration requires rethinking firm strategy entirely, not just adding technology projects.
Legora Ships 'Agentic Operating System' for End-to-End Legal Work
Legal tech vendor launches aOS platform that automates contract review, research, and drafting through connected agent workflows.
Legal AI event in SF adds Orrick, Linklaters speakers
Legal Innovators California conference on June 10-11 features law firm partners discussing AI training simulators and legal education changes.