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HR & Labor Management: Page 16
AI Adoption Drives Warehouse Workforce Expansion
The introduction of AI has created a need for a variety of new roles to implement and manage the technology, from machine learning engineers to automation specialists.
HP to Cut 6,000 Jobs, Touts Savings from AI
The CEO said the jobs affected would be product development, internal operations and customer support, adding that this would lead to $1 billion savings a year by 2028.
Head of NY and NJ Port Authority Announces Retirement
Under Cotton, the agency expanded its police force, supported the arts and positioned itself as a leader in the push for net zero emissions.
Trump Admin Threatens to Withhold Funds from Pennsylvania Over Immigrant Trucker Licenses
In total, the Trump administration found two instances out of 150 people in Pennsylvania where a CDL license exceeded a driver's lawful presence in the U.S.
Canada Post Strike is Suspended as Tentative Union Deal Reached
The indication of a deal will bring relief to retailers and businesses that rely heavily on parcel delivery. Walkouts started twelve months ago.
Podcast | What Will It Really Take to Reshore Manufacturing Back to the U.S.?
High tariffs aren’t enough to bring manufacturing back to the United States. What will it really take to make that happen?
Klarna Credits AI for Higher Salaries, Dwindling Workforce
Klarna says that it's cut back on its use of outsourced workers for customer service, with AI now handling the work of 853 full-time staff, up from 700 earlier in 2025.
White House Apologized for Hyundai Plant Raid, CEO Says
Speaking at a conference in Singapore, José Muñoz said the governor of Georgia had also called him and said, "I don't know what happened, this is not state jurisdiction."
Survey: 98% of Warehouse Workers Say Automation Helps Productivity
Nearly half of workers consider themselves optimistic about the role of automation in warehouses, compared to 32% who described themselves as reluctant.
CIOs Expect AI to Play Role in All IT Work by 2030
Gartner VP analyst Gabriela Vogel also predicted that the technology will create more jobs than it destroys by 2028.
FAA Lifts All Remaining Flight Cuts Imposed During Shutdown
Even before the order was lifted, data from aviation analytics company Cirium seems to indicate airlines weren’t cutting all of the flights mandated by the government over the weekend.
Report: Use of Prison Labor at Hyundai Supplier Plants Drives Down Wages Overall
The Columbia University study found that, when the share of prison labor at a Hyundai Motor supplier rises by 10%, wages for non-incarcerated workers fall by 10-14%.
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