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Gallup Poll Reveals Over 50% of U.S. Employees Use AI at Work
A Gallup poll indicates that more than half of American employees now use AI tools at work, highlighting the rapid integration of artificial intellige...
isolved and Remote Partner to Bring Global Hiring Infrastructure to SMBs
The partnership between isolved and Remote enables small and midsized businesses to hire internationally by integrating Employer of Record, contractor...
Remote Work Relocation Fuels 2026 Storage Trends
US Self Storage releases key insights showing that remote and hybrid work arrangements are driving storage demand during the 2026 peak moving season, ...
AI's Impact on Work: Task Force Identifies Key Areas of Transformation
A task force from SCSP and Nvidia outlines ten critical aspects of how AI is reshaping the workforce and economy, emphasizing the need for coordinated...
Distributed Office Networks Proposed to Solve Austin's Commute Crisis
Michael Shear proposes replacing downtown high-rises with distributed office networks connected by fiber and edge computing to address Austin's conges...
HR.com Forms 2026 Advisory Board to Tackle Employee Productivity and Engagement
HR.com's HR Research Institute has assembled a 2026 Advisory Board of senior HR leaders and experts to guide research and a virtual event on improving...
AI Replaces 20% of Full-Time Roles in the U.S., New Survey Reveals
A survey by Epoch AI indicates that 20% of full-time U.S. workers have had aspects of their jobs taken over by AI, highlighting AI's growing impact on...
Study: Strong Workplace Culture Drives Retention and Engagement, Yet Gaps Persist
New research from HR Research Institute and Motivosity shows employees in high-performing cultures are significantly more likely to receive recognitio...
AccuRoute Bridges Physical and Digital Workspaces for Hybrid Teams
Upland Software's AccuRoute document capture and fax solution enables remote and hybrid workforces to manage documents from any device or location, en...
Study Warns AI Tools May Cause 'Brain Fry' and Mental Exhaustion in Employees
A recent study indicates that the excessive use of AI tools at work can lead to a new form of mental exhaustion termed 'brain fry', raising concerns a...