Category: Human Resources

Does AI Reduce Work… or Increase Pressure?

This is the paradox of productivity gains with AI. According to a study conducted by two researchers and published in the columns of the Harvard Business Review, the adoption of generative AI leads less to a reduction in employee workload than to an intensification of…

Sustainable Transformation: A Fundamentally… HR Challenge!

For Sophie Morfaux and Manon Simard, there is no doubt: the issue of sustainable development is directly linked to the HR function. The two organizational development specialists want to convince HR professionals to take an active part in the sustainable transformation taking place in companies.

PwC: A Major Organizational Shift to Become a “Skills-Based” Company

Out with rigid job descriptions, in with a skills registry regularly updated for its approximately 175,000 employees. This is what the organizational transformation PwC undertook a year and a half ago. An evolution that hasn't come without pain, we learned at the Tech HR Innovation…

What if social media were… a healthy distraction at work?

In a context where 77% of workers admit to checking their social media at work, we can no longer simply ignore this element in team mood and engagement. However, this does not necessarily mean the practice is bad... Researchers from Rutgers University wanted to better…

Employee Benefits: 3 ideas that think outside the box

When the economy slows down, companies may be hesitant to enhance their salary offers to attract talent. It's a good time to think about the benefits that complement an employee's compensation! Here are 3 surprising initiatives that could gain popularity in the coming years.

More moderate salary increases in 2026

What are the best practices and strategies regarding compensation? Some answers with the traditional annual survey on salary forecasts from specialized firm Gallagher, based on responses from more than 500 organizations across the country.

Workplace surveillance: a scourge for one-third of employees

Nearly one-third of employees feel spied on at work according to a recent study by HR software company ADP. A practice that results in increased stress and, paradoxically, decreased productivity. Surprise: it's not remote work's fault! Explanations.