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Jill Barth

Jill Barth

HR Tech Editor at Human Resource Executive

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2025: the year HR stopped believing the AI hype

From shadow AI to enterprise resistance, the 28th HR Tech Systems Survey shows how orgs are defining AI standards and struggling with costs.
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Could video hiring solve problems that resumes never could?

Five years after employers rushed online, video hiring technology has evolved into a skills validation platform.
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The future of compensation is flexible, fair and fast

From living wage thresholds to same-day pay to financial coaching, CHROs are exploring how to treat pay as a system of resilience.
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‘No big bang’: Why HR must apply work design that evolves

AI is already part of work. For HR leaders, the priority now is work design that enables people and machines to create value.
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The inconvenient truth about AI in 2026: Humans are the complicated...

Four experts weigh in on 2026 for HR leaders: the challenge isn’t adopting AI, it’s knowing when not to use it.
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HR turns to freelancers amid layoffs. Also, industry news from AWS ...

Nearly eight of 10 employers plan to hire freelancers in the next three months, outpacing demand for full-time knowledge roles.
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Rising premiums ahead—can ICHRAs give HR a way out?

ICHRA plans could offer mid-market employers 10-30% savings on health benefits while giving employees more choice, according to McKinsey.
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As identity attacks increase, HR steps into the cybersecurity arena

HR is becoming central to cybersecurity, from workforce training and risk reduction to building trust and partnering with security leaders.
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As hope for ACA aid fades, HR braces for benefits surge

Congress may end the shutdown without renewing ACA subsidies, prompting more employees to seek employer coverage in 2026.
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To fix performance reviews, stop documenting the past—start develop...

This people leader says moving from annual performance reviews to continuous feedback delivers real benefits to the org and employees.
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When layoffs go viral: What HR can learn from Condé Nast’s Teen Vog...

When Condé Nast folded Teen Vogue into Vogue.com, layoffs triggered employee doubts, culminating in a viral video involving the head of HR.
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Automating entry-level work? Mind the leadership gap it creates

Korn Ferry warns that replacing entry-level workers with automation may bring short-term savings but a "pipeline crisis tomorrow."
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The unexpected winners in AI hiring. Plus, industry news from UKG a...

Surprising winners are emerging in AI hiring as the labor market slows. Here’s what HR leaders need to know.
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Open enrollment is changing—is your benefits communication keeping up?

One out of five employees say the open enrollment process is hard to understand. Here are HR-tested tips to make it easier.
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HR and IT integration: What ServiceNow and Moderna learned

Two people leaders make the case that HR and IT must build together to drive real business impact as more technology enters the workforce.
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Rebuilding hiring: What HR leaders can learn from Google

Lazlo Bock transformed Google’s hiring by using data to prioritize skills over credentials and challenge traditional talent assumptions
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3 ‘wicked messes’ facing CEOs—and how HR can clean them up

CEOs brace for a turbulent 2026 as growth pressures, AI disruption and workforce priorities collide, according to Gartner's research chief.
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Massive Amazon layoffs spark criticism, debate over culture and HR ...

Amazon is cutting 14,000 jobs, and CEO Andy Jassy says the reason for layoffs isn’t performance or AI, but a mismatch in company culture.
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How Danone redeployed 90% of employees affected by workforce changes

Danone embedded workforce planning into business reviews and operating plans to make it a continuous, strategic capability.
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‘No is a full sentence.’ Advice on HR priorities from world-class C...

World-class HR leaders link people strategy to business outcomes, say two top CHROs. Anything that doesn’t drive business is not a priority.
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‘Can a machine do this?’ HR’s focus must shift from the workforce t...

Gartner outlines HR’s new mandate: use workforce planning to shape work, not just track headcount, in an AI-driven world.