SHRM has rebranded its annual conference as a credentialing academy, launching SHRM HR‑X Live! The new format sorts attendees into one of four "dimensions," each designed to culminate in a specific credential, shifting the event’s focus toward structured, competency-based professional development.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has asked workers to report instances of alleged "anti-American" workplace bias, with the agency’s chair asking in a video whether employees have been harassed for speaking English or for being “too American.” The outreach invites individuals to submit com
As organizations adopt AI notetakers, HR must establish clear boundaries and take responsibility for vetting these tools before they’re deployed. SHRM CHRO Jim Link told HR Dive that practitioners are increasingly charged with evaluating such technology for workplace and recruitment use.
This roundup highlights concerns that leaders relying too heavily on AI could lose critical know-how, alongside other notable leadership and talent stories from the week. Coverage also includes new data on the proportion of HR leaders who said they’d considered leaving their roles in the past year a
An i4cp report argues the most underrated succession bench is your current workforce, urging HR to reevaluate internal talent pools and development processes. It recommends strengthening assessments, targeted development and internal mobility to close readiness gaps and reduce reliance on external h
AI can create a “capability mirage” — polished, AI-generated outputs that mask eroding human skills and understanding. Experts warn this undermines interpersonal trust and organizational capability, urging leaders to watch for early signs and adopt deliberate practices (skill development, transparen
Talent sourcing is evolving beyond simple clicks: three major shifts—toward proactive relationship-building and employer branding, skills- and experience-focused assessment, and integrated human-plus-AI workflows—are reshaping how teams find and hire quality candidates. To succeed, talent acquisitio