HR Executive

While the idea of retiring early is appealing to many, a recent survey found that a majority of Americans surveyed have decided early retirement is no longer within reach. Resume-building service MyPerfectResume.com's new report found that 71% of employee

Many healthcare finance leaders appear to be better at scaling artificial intelligence than at proving its value. Forty-four percent of health plan and health system leaders are considered AI scalers who expand and integrate AI capabilities across an enti

In a recent essay published on his Gates Notes site, Bill Gates argues that AI could eliminate many entry- and mid-level jobs, particularly systems that operate with little or no human oversight. He calls for a public transition plan that includes new nat

Employers are staring down double-digit healthcare cost increases this year, according to the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans, and pharmacy spending is a major reason why. Among the biggest contributors are GLP-1 medications, originally

People are speaking fewer words out loud, and the decline appears to have been building for years. A recent letter in Perspectives on Psychological Science, by Valeria Pfeifer of the University of Missouri-Kansas City and Matthias Mehl of the University o

New-hire onboarding has an "ick" problem. According to new Adobe Acrobat research, based on 1,006 fully employed U.S. workers who had started a job within the previous two years, employees identified five recurring frustrations across companies and indust

Average health savings account balances reached a record high of $5,532 in 2024, a new report from the Employee Benefit Research Institute found. More than half of account holders took distributions, and nearly 20% invested HSA funds in non-cash assets. A

As fair workweek laws spread across the U.S., there's an additional benefit that HR professionals need to know about. The daily habits these regulations require, like planning schedules in advance and sticking to them, actually solve one of the biggest an

Will the future of HR tech leave keyboards behind? A panel of tech experts forecasts that, within two to three years, people will increasingly interact with AI through cognitively aware voice and video interfaces, rather than primarily through typed text.