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Today's HR-tech landscape is marked by fresh funding and platform launches, as HiringCafe raises $6.8 million to deploy AI talent agents against the hidden job market, BoomerangHR secures $12.7 million despite a cooling investor appetite for talent acquisition, and Salary.com enters the talent management arena with its AI-native SalaryTalent platform. On the product and recognition front, Darwinbox claims a top-two global ranking for applied AI among HCM vendors in the 2026 Gartner Critical Capabilities report, while Dozuki debuts Forge AI for industrial workforce development and Serveo allies with Legion Technologies to modernize workforce management. Rounding out the day, Canada's immigration authorities have clarified employer eligibility and tightened restrictions on the Employer of Record model for LMIA applications, a timely compliance note for multinationals navigating cross-border hiring.
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Dozuki has launched Forge AI, a new product targeting the industrial workforce, according to a PR Newswire release. The move signals growing vendor activity in AI-powered frontline worker enablement — a space HR and operations leaders in manufacturing and industrial sectors are increasingly tracking.
The Edge Singapore outlines an "Agentic Development Lifecycle" framework, arguing that organizations need distinct skills to hire, onboard, and manage AI agents — framing autonomous agents as workforce members that require structured governance akin to human employee processes.
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