US EditionGretchen Rubin Joins Lattiverse 2025 to Explore the Power of People in a Changing World of Work
- On May 13, 2025, ManpowerGroup introduced the Work Intelligence Lab in Milwaukee, establishing a global center dedicated to analyzing workforce data.
- This initiative responds to the rising AI and automation impact on jobs, with over 53% of employers already using AI in hiring and onboarding.
- The Work Intelligence Lab integrates real-time data from more than 70 countries and over 22 billion data points to analyze labor market transformations.
- Mara Stefan said it offers a "real-time pulse on the global labor market," while Becky Frankiewicz noted that understanding work’s future remains critical amid unprecedented change.
- The Lab aims to provide data-driven workforce solutions that help organizations and individuals navigate evolving roles, skill needs, and labor market challenges.
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Gretchen Rubin Joins Lattiverse 2025 to Explore the Power of People in a Changing World of Work
Hosted by Lattice, the all-in-one people platform, this year's conference invites HR leaders to lead boldly at the intersection of AI, performance, and purpose.
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ManpowerGroup Launches "Work Intelligence" Lab to Lead AI-Powered Workforce Transformation
New research hub leverages real-time workforce data from 70+ countries to help organizations navigate AI and automation's impact on jobs
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