ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this "high velocity" edition of Up Next @ WorkTech, Kate Achille from The Devon Group and George LaRocque of WorkTech break down the critical intersection of legal friction, evolving corporate staffing strategies, multi-million-dollar government tech overhauls, and the sweeping shifts rewriting the rules of HR management.
Episode highlights include:
- The IBM lawsuit: Age discrimination meets automated rejection
- People as product: The fractionalization debate at NY Tech Week
- Monopolizing federal HR tech: Oracle's massive OPM contract win
- The Department of Education's wage accountability crackdown (hear Kate misread Title IV as Title IX, oops)
- How to stand out when applying for a job at Anthropic
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