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As AI transforms every aspect of work, HR leaders are taking center stage in ensuring innovation aligns with fairness, trust, and people-first values. Join HR Brew to explore how HR can guide responsible AI adoption, from ethical frameworks to transparent communication and thoughtful implementation.

Who’s Driving This Thing? HR’s Role in AI Adoption

The Talent 2030 Collective: Recruit, Retain, Repeat

AI is reshaping how work gets done across the globe, transforming roles, skills, and the structure of entire labor markets. Join Deel and HR Brew to explore insights from new AI research on how organizations and governments can ensure this transformation empowers people rather than replaces them.

The AI Workforce Revolution: Policymaking a Better Future of Work for All

The $1 million guarantee setting a new standard for employee healthcare

Upgraded global HR budgets: Less guesswork, more groundwork

Is there a hidden gap in your total rewards?

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Paige McGlauflin

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Adam DeRose

Quarter century project: HR over the last 25 years

Burnout should be reframed as a “we problem” instead of a “me problem,” Christina Maslach, psychology professor at the University of California, Berkeley, tells HR Brew.

Employee burnout isn’t going anywhere any time soon. Here’s how HR can help.

Dozens of companies have changed course on DEI in 2025, but industry leaders believe the pivot will still turn towards progress.

DEI practitioners express hope for the future of workplace inclusion

While a paid leave benefit for jury duty can help alleviate stress for workers, employers also have to consider the costs.

How HR can craft a paid jury duty leave benefit

“I’m hoping that we can teach women how to navigate these systems, so that they’re successful, and we see more women minorities at all levels, and then we don’t have to have these conversations anymore.”

Workplaces were ‘built for men, by men.’ They need to do better, says one executive.

“It’s really a lot of pressure for them. So I want somebody that comes in with a great attitude,” UPS’s Jeff Grant tells HR Brew.

Seasonal hiring is a year-round strategy at UPS

The decision, which is expected in 2026, is likely to affect a number of federal agencies, including those tasked with protecting US workers. 

Legislative lowdown: Supreme Court may dismantle job protections for independent agency heads

Employers have been reluctant to use contingent workers for fear of compliance headaches, but talent shortages are forcing them to reconsider that stance.

Gig work is taking over the labor market—and creating challenges for HR

Americans can no longer depend on the government—or an employer—to fund their retirement. Policymakers are exploring ways to make the current system stronger.

Social Security is running out. Can stronger 401(k)s fill the gap?

Add “Think about a Gen Alpha workforce” to your 2026 to-do list.

Gen Alpha is coming. Here’s how HR can prepare the workplace.

 “If we invest in our partners and we deliver on that in-store experience for them, they will deliver on the experience for our customers,” Kelly says.

Starbucks’s HR chief aims to fuel customer loyalty by investing in workers

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“That’s tougher than building it…That sustainment means you continue to stay connected to the voice of your employee, and you continue to stay connected to the voice of your customer.”

How one DEI leader is sustaining diversity efforts amid rollbacks

A Colorado jury found the HR organization discriminated and retaliated against a former worker that complained of racial discrimination.

SHRM loses $11.5 million discrimination lawsuit

The pandemic elevated the CHRO role to new heights of importance. Now, their influence is at risk of waning.

The CHRO's new seat at the table might be at risk

Job openings ticked up slightly in September and October, while hires continued to stagnate.

After shutdown-driven delay, the latest JOLTS report revealed another mixed bag for the labor market

How one DEI leader is sustaining diversity efforts amid rollbacks

The Latest HR News

Employee burnout isn’t going anywhere any time soon. Here’s how HR can help.

Legislative lowdown: Supreme Court may dismantle job protections for independent agency heads

How one DEI leader is sustaining diversity efforts amid rollbacks

After shutdown-driven delay, the latest JOLTS report revealed another mixed bag for the labor market

Workplaces were ‘built for men, by men.’ They need to do better, says one executive.

Quarter century project: HR over the last 25 years

The CHRO's new seat at the table might be at risk

DEI practitioners express hope for the future of workplace inclusion

Social Security is running out. Can stronger 401(k)s fill the gap?

Gen Alpha is coming. Here’s how HR can prepare the workplace.

Events

The Talent 2030 Collective: Recruit, Retain, Repeat

The AI Workforce Revolution: Policymaking a Better Future of Work for All

Who’s Driving This Thing? HR’s Role in AI Adoption

Resources

The $1 million guarantee setting a new standard for employee healthcare

Upgraded global HR budgets: Less guesswork, more groundwork

Is there a hidden gap in your total rewards?

Seasonal hiring is a year-round strategy at UPS

People Person with Kate from HR

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Quick-to-read HR news & insights

How one DEI leader is sustaining diversity efforts amid rollbacks

The Latest HR News

Employee burnout isn’t going anywhere any time soon. Here’s how HR can help.

Legislative lowdown: Supreme Court may dismantle job protections for independent agency heads

How one DEI leader is sustaining diversity efforts amid rollbacks

After shutdown-driven delay, the latest JOLTS report revealed another mixed bag for the labor market

Workplaces were ‘built for men, by men.’ They need to do better, says one executive.

Quarter century project: HR over the last 25 years

The CHRO's new seat at the table might be at risk

DEI practitioners express hope for the future of workplace inclusion

Social Security is running out. Can stronger 401(k)s fill the gap?

Gen Alpha is coming. Here’s how HR can prepare the workplace.

Events

The Talent 2030 Collective: Recruit, Retain, Repeat

The AI Workforce Revolution: Policymaking a Better Future of Work for All

Who’s Driving This Thing? HR’s Role in AI Adoption

Quick-to-read HR news & insights

Resources

The $1 million guarantee setting a new standard for employee healthcare

Upgraded global HR budgets: Less guesswork, more groundwork

Is there a hidden gap in your total rewards?

Seasonal hiring is a year-round strategy at UPS

People Person with Kate from HR

Topics