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Is AI making your managers stupid? (opens the original)
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New research on cognitive offloading and a U.S. survey of AI checking habits raise hard questions for leadership development Managers and executives rely on artificial intelligence (AI) to check their writing more often than the employees they supervise, according to a survey, as separate research links heavy AI use to weaker independent thinking. The 2026 survey by Omni Calculator found 54% of managers and 48% of executives run 70% or more of what they write past AI before sending it, compared
AI is squeezing entry-level jobs, and future leaders with them: report (opens the original)
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‘Teaching employees how to work alongside AI tools simply isn't enough’ Most senior human resources (HR) leaders now believe artificial intelligence (AI) is putting the next generation of executives at risk, according to new research from talent management firm Talogy. Now, 78% are concerned about the long-term loss of critical leadership skills as AI takes over tasks once used to train junior staff, according to the company’s survey of 207 senior HR leaders, talent acquisition managers and lear
Agentic AI adoption is outpacing governance: report (opens the original)
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The technology is ready. The challenge is getting the business ready for the technology’ HR professionals should press their organizations now to close AI governance gaps, because new research shows employers are deploying autonomous AI agents faster than they can control them – exposing workforce decisions, data privacy and compliance to unmanaged risk. Two-thirds (66%) of Canadian organizations are already piloting agentic AI — software agents that execute complex business tasks without consta
Trump now among top concerns for Canadians after trade talks collapse (opens the original)
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But ‘Canadians are not substantially more optimistic about the direction of the country’ Concern over Donald Trump and his administration has surged among Canadians, a signal that political and trade tension with the United States shows little sign of easing and could keep affecting staffing, supply chains and cross-border business planning. A new Abacus Data survey released August 30, 2026, found 45% of Canadians now name Trump among the three most important issues facing the country, up seven
Employment Leave Act: 2 years is not as long as it seems for employers to overhaul leave systems (opens the original)
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‘There's a whole lot of processes that will come into place that are quite different to what people in New Zealand are used to at the moment and have been used to for a long time’ New Zealand HR and payroll teams have just two years to rebuild how they calculate, record and pay staff leave, after the Employment Leave Act 2026 received royal assent on 6 August 2026. The new law is set to replace the Holidays Act 2003 from Aug. 6, 2028, a change Bell Gully partner Rachael Brown says employers cann
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