Compliance
Judge denies SHRM’s motion to end ADA lawsuit
The courts denied summary judgment, sending the dispute to trial (or settlement conference).
Adam DeRose is a senior reporter for HR Brew covering tech, automation and AI, and the future of work. He was previously supervising producer at The Hill in Washington, D.C., leading a team of political news producers following the drama inside the Beltway and making sense of it for people outside the Beltway. He’s also freelanced in Baltimore, where he lives.
HR Tech
New AI tool looks to bring world-class offboarding and alumni management to every HR team
BoomerangHR emerged from stealth this week, announcing more than $10 million in seed funding.
HR Tech
California lawmakers look to curb use of ‘emotional AI’ at work
The new measure would ban bosses from using AI to assess or predict employee mood or emotions.
HR Tech
DOL to tap Big Tech and others for AI workplace data
“The government doesn’t have the data,” acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling admitted.
HR Strategy
AI is changing the way we’re thinking about and procuring technology
Tech procurement is evolving into a vital component to workforce planning, and visa versa.
HR Tech
All in on continual feedback, Lattice acquires Pando
Execs tout shared vision for how AI can further continual performance management.
HR Tech
Nearly one-third of companies haven’t deployed any AI tech in HR yet, study finds
Despite bolstered funding, the function helping shape the workplace AI transformation lags.
HR Tech
Nextdoor’s HR team halts people work once a month and dedicates the day to AI
The company’s AI Days improved AI activation among HR pros and is responsible for several new AI-powered HR processes.
Compliance
Workday’s AI lawsuit keeps spotlight on AI-powered recruiting as case works through courts
Workday is facing a class action lawsuit stemming from alleged discrimination produced by its AI screening tools used by customers.
Compliance
Trump’s pick to lead DOL testifies before Congress
Keith Sonderling faced questions about labor and work during Senate confirmation hearing.