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EY and IBM | May 30, 2022

EY and IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announce an alliance expansion through a new initiative to help businesses around the world address some of the most pressing workforce challenges in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, including employee recruiting, retention, upskilling and the need to transform HR systems technology at speed and scale. With the aim to help organizations navigate this new talent landscape through digital innovation and greater resilience, EY and IBM have established a...

HR Dive | January 30, 2020

Most recruiting firms (77%) responding to a recent survey said employers must raise wages to compete for qualified talent in 2020. Forty-four percent said this need was one of their top three hiring challenges for the next three to five years, up from 30% last year, according to findings released by cloud-computing company Bullhorn Jan. 28. In other key results, the recruiting firms reported that roughly half of employers require diverse candidate shortlists. They also said skills shortages are ...

HR Strategy

Paycom | July 15, 2021

Payroll errors are a surefire way to irritate employees, and in an era where professionals have ushered in a new era of mass resignations and job-switching, employers must do all they can to keep their best staff. While payroll FinTech has driven considerable innovation in the area, some longstanding paradigms can cause employee friction. Among these is the habit of completing payroll without the employee's involvement, a procedure that Paycom Vice President of HR Jennifer Kra...

HR Dive | February 12, 2020

Most of the IT professionals (51%) in a Ponemon Institute survey released Feb. 11 said they believe automation will take over IT security jobs. However, 54% don't think automation will replace "human intuition and hands-on experience." 1,000 IT and security professionals were polled by the Ponemon Institute, in partnership with DomainTools. Adoption of AI tools has had "mixed results" overall, the poll noted; 40% of respondents think automation lowers human error and near...