HCM Technology Report

Employers prioritize support for remote learning over reskilling, a survey finds.

This week in HR tech: Upwork partners with Citrix to simplify gig hiring, Accenture and ServiceNew join on digital transformation, and more.

British HR tech provider PeopleGoal launched a new version of its platform, centered on low-code solutions. The company says this will streamline development by letting HR professionals build tools the way they should be built in the first place.

This week: Cornerstone and ServiceNow sync up on learning, while SHRM launches payroll tool. Those stories and more.

Sponsored: Phenom's Tom Tate talks about AI and automation, and how they enable recruiting teams to work more efficiently, and develop closer candidate relationships.

This week: Managers feel the pain of Covid-19 worries, CareerBuilder sells stake in Textkernel, mergers & integrations. And more.

Sponsored: HCM Unlocked CEO John Wallace discusses how HCM is changing because of Covid-19, and describes best practices of leveraging HR technology for a business advantage.

Vendors are in a unique position to understand the intricacies involved with recasting the workday so employees can engage in both work and parenting.

In this week's roundup: Employers brace for a wave of mental health issues as workers struggle with, well, 2020. And more.

More than a third of executives don't know when their companies will reopen the workplace, and just 5% say a vaccine will significantly impact the timing. 

Jobvite's launched a service to help recruiting teams use their data, and learning platforms are integrating and enhancing.

Employers spend more time planning holiday parties than remote work strategies. Seriously.

Most HR departments expect bigger budgets this year, and plan to put of that money into workforce technology solutions.  

Some businesses are experimenting with race-detection software. The potential to drive discrimination could get in the way of its adoption.

Burton Goldfield, CEO of TriNet, discusses the lessons learned by SMBs as  they use technology to navigate the challenges of Covid-19.

Most HR departments expect budgets to increase, and plan to put more money into tools and systems rather than benefits, recruitment or engagement.

Workers regard the idea of spending their days in an enclosed space with other people as risky. But they trust employers to make the right decision.

This week's news in HR tech: Modern Hire expands through acquisition, while Symphony Talent adds features to SmashFlyX, and more.

Sponsored: The virtual recruiting platform's founders discuss how they connect employers with early talent and help them build long-term relationships.

As the pandemic grinds on, HR technology providers need to provide more powerful tools for managing, serving, and even recruiting employees.

Low-code development, where it’s at, and what it could mean  for HR and HR technology.

Money leads the news this week—specifically money invested into HR technology companies.

This week in HR tech news: Low-code development tools begin creeping into HR; Ultimate Software and Kronos want employers to actually use D&I research. And more.

SVP Greg Pryor on how Workday maintained, and maybe even increased, engagement as it pivoted to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic.  

This week in HR tech news: Workday launches new tools, because experience. Employers hesitate to implement COVID-19 testing. And more.