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AI Replacement Dysfunction | Need to Know Briefing Spotlight (Clone)
Workers are "increasingly suffering from distress caused by the constant fear of being replaced." The anxiety around AI has "gotten so bad that it needs its own term." AI replacement dysfunction (AIRD) is the newly coined term to describe the extent to which workers are "freaking out over being replaced by AI."
Need to Know Briefing | April 21: The Job Search Recession Nobody's Talking About (Clone)
Demand for temporary and contract workers is ticking up, according to the Federal Reserve's latest Beige Book. Federal data confirm temp staffing jobs have risen for six straight months after falling sharply over the prior four years. Historically, staffing employment falls at the start of downturns and rises as conditions begin to improve—making this one of the more reliable leading indicators available.
Temporary Talent: Your Untapped Resource for Business Flexibility (Clone)
By Dani McDonald, Vice President and Market Leader
Managing juvenile arthritis in children: effective treatments and support (Clone)
When a child is diagnosed with juvenile arthritis, families often face a mix of questions, emotions, and uncertainties. While arthritis is commonly associated with aging, juvenile arthritis—specifically juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA)—affects nearly 300,000 children in the United States.*
Data Readiness for AI: Why Real-Time Beats Perfect (Clone)
CIOs are spending 4x more on data infrastructure than AI tools while waiting for perfect data lakes. Kelly CIO Sean Perry reveals why real-time data access through protocols like MCP delivers faster AI value than traditional consolidation approaches.
Connect existing systems where people actually work instead of moving data around for AI that may come too late.
AI Adoption Starts With Trust: Building Your Team's Confidence (Clone)