Every HR-technology story tagged #employee experience.
agentic AIBusiness Wire · HR & Workforce· Oct 19, 2026
PlanSource has launched Benefits Agent, an autonomous AI tool aimed at removing complexity from benefits administration for employees, extending a platform strategy that already includes an anomaly detection engine and Delivery Hub.
agentic AIGoogle News · agentic hiring / AI recruiting· Sep 29, 2026
Yellow.ai has launched Nexus EDGE, an agentic desktop interface designed to autonomously resolve — rather than merely answer — employee IT, HR, and operations queries, according to the company. The move signals a push toward action-capable AI agents embedded in the employee experience layer, a space HR and IT leaders are increasingly evaluating for service-desk automation.
employee experienceGoogle News · employee experience· Sep 16, 2026
Aon has launched an employee experience platform in Australia, according to iTWire, marking a concrete regional product entry for the professional services and HR solutions firm into the APAC market. HR-tech buyers evaluating employee experience tooling in Australia now have an additional enterprise-grade option to assess.
employee experienceHR Executive· Sep 9, 2026
American Express CHRO Monique Herena, named HR Executive of the Year, is highlighted for rebranding the HR function and launching Amex U, an enterprise learning platform consolidating over 20,000 courses that attracted 45,000 users within two months. The profile also notes HiBob's Nirit Peled-Muntz as HR Leader of Distinction, providing a named vendor connection to the HR-tech space.
employee experienceHR Dive· Sep 2, 2026
A BambooHR study finds that U.S. employees spend nearly half their AI-related work time correcting the technology's output, and while overall workplace sentiment toward AI remains positive, younger workers worry it may cap their career development.
employee experienceHR Executive· Sep 1, 2026
Glassdoor research reveals a dramatic shift in employee sentiment toward AI at work, with positive mentions falling from 81% in 2019 to 43% by 2026, as fears around job replacement, surveillance, and lack of employer support drive growing negativity. The data also shows that employees with positive AI views are significantly less likely to seek new jobs, underscoring the people-strategy stakes for HR leaders managing AI adoption.