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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

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Enterprise recruiting platform iCIMS has earned a top-five user experience ranking for the third consecutive year in Sapient Insights Group's HR Systems Survey, while new research reveals that 92% of HR professionals believe employees can be reskilled for AI roles yet external hiring continues to outpace internal redeployment. Google is extending voluntary buyout offers across multiple countries and Microsoft faces scrutiny over how its own buyouts may affect AI ambitions, as job reductions also hit Virgin Media O2 under a cost-saving drive. On the workforce data front, ADP's National Employment Report shows private-sector employment rose by 86,000 jobs in October, and Lockheed Martin has agreed to pay $29.5 million to resolve alleged employment discrimination violations.

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internal mobilityPR Newswire· 6:00 AM PST

New Research: 92% of HR Professionals Believe Employees Can Be Reskilled for AI Jobs, Yet External Hiring Outpaces Redeployment

Careerminds, in a white paper with Censuswide, surveyed 1,142 U.S. HR professionals and people managers at organizations with 500+ employees. It finds 92% of HR professionals and 88% of people managers think staff can be reskilled for AI roles, yet 51% of HR pros say their organizations hire externally for AI positions versus 42% who redeploy existing employees. About 43% of HR pros report limited visibility into which employees to reskill, and only 24% of managers agree HR owns AI workforce planning.

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