Legal experts say employers must take AI-related religious objections seriously, as a 2023 ruling raised the bar for denying such accommodations.

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Some Amazon developers must be suffering whiplash about how they use AI. The technology group sets targets for most of its ...

Many AI tools in the workplace are delivering well on their promise: making work easier, faster and more productive. Many ...

Every company seems determined to integrate AI, but the gains might not have a long shelf life. After an "initial productivity surge," employees who used AI reported more intense workdays and less ...

A North Carolina software engineer already secured an accommodation allowing her to avoid using AI at work based on her religious beliefs.

A new report found 43% of Canadians feel guilty using AI at work, while one-third say they hide their AI use from employers.

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Older workers may have their careers cut short by AI, as adapting to such a major change could be too big of an adjustment ...

Bosses are crediting AI with work that human employees actually did. People said the mistaken attribution is delaying ...

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Today, Employment Hero, the global AI-powered employment platform, released new data pointing to a growing workplace paradox: AI is quickly becoming an essential skill, yet many Canadian workers ...