The HRTech Wire · auto-curated
Thursday, October 15, 2026
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iQmetrix and Stratus HR are partnering to deliver a fully outsourced HR department for wireless retail merchants, while Greenhouse launches its Orchestrated Hiring Ecosystem aimed at breaking what it calls AI's "hiring doom loop." Insperity is spotlighting new AI capabilities through its HR360 AI Agent, and Clasp enters the market with a hiring marketplace that surfaces student-loan repayment contributions alongside healthcare job listings. An EY survey meanwhile puts the average cost of a payroll error at $339, underscoring the financial stakes as Remote rebrands its payroll identity and Workday addresses longstanding recruiting gaps.
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payrollPR Newswire· 6:00 AM PDT2 sources
AllianceHCM has announced AI capabilities embedded across its unified platform covering payroll, HR, talent, and benefits, according to a PR Newswire release.
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agentic AIBusiness Wire· 8:36 AM PDT
Insperity (NYSE: NSP), a PEO serving small and midsize businesses, has unveiled an AI strategy and a new product called Insperity HR360 AI Agent, aimed at helping clients analyze and transform their workforces in the AI era, with capabilities spanning employees, client-facing teams, and external customers.
workforce strategyHR Dive· 7:43 AM PDT
CEOs at high-performing companies are increasingly seeking CHROs who can engage on technology strategy and workforce skills, with enterprise CHROs partnering closely with senior tech leaders as AI reshapes work, according to a Heidrick & Struggles report.