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Leadership and workforce shifts headline today's HR-tech news, as JPMorgan Chase names its next HR chief, Workday moves to cut roughly 2.5% of its staff primarily in product and technology roles, and PowerToFly announces a pivot. On the AI front, PwC finds that skill levels are driving a growing workforce divide, while McLean & Company urges HR leaders to rethink their talent mix to navigate AI adoption, skills gaps, and rising costs. Investment activity remains active, with Metaview closing a $60M Series C, a construction workforce management platform raising $40M, and new entrants including Genius Match's hiring platform Geni and PitchMe's staffing-focused tool SONAR entering the market.
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Ahron, an AI-driven HR automation startup, has raised €2.2M in early-stage funding, according to Tech.eu — signaling continued investor appetite for tools that reduce manual HR workload through AI.
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Read the full storyAccording to Eagle Hill Consulting, HR professionals continue to spend significant time on routine, low-value tasks despite widespread AI adoption, suggesting current HR-tech tools are falling short of their promised automation gains.
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