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Artificial intelligence is everywhere in the headlines: from debates over data centers to concerns about the power of AI, elected officials and everyday people are figuring out the role of this technology in our lives.

E-commerce and tech start-ups record the highest projected NEC at 12.6%, followed by Travel & Hospitality at 12.3% and Retail at 10.3%. Automotive follows at 10.1%, while EV & EV Infrastructure stands at 9.7% and Banking at 9.2%.

Expansion of workforce across industries is projected at 5.4 per cent in the second half of 2026-27, led by hiring in the e-commerce and technology startups, travel and hospitality, and retail sectors, a report said on Thursday.

There was a time when the org chart told you how the company worked. Finance managed capital. Human resources managed people. Information technology managed systems. Operations managed workflows. 

The economics of enterprise transformation are pushing finance and human resources into much closer alignment as companies decide where artificial intelligence fits, where people create the most value and how productivity gains should be reinvested.

Revelio Labs has launched the Revelio Terminal, bringing our workforce data, analytics, research, applications, and AI capabilities together in one place. The Terminal gives organizations a singleing and attrition to discovering companies and talent, benchmarking compensation, and connecting workforce data directly to AI tools

The aged workforce, coupled with graduates who are not adequately prepared for practice, is compounding skill shortages across Australia’s accounting sector that has been grappling with surging demand since the changes to capital gains tax (CGT) and negative gearing were announced in May’s Federal Budget.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a promising force in healthcare, offering a significant potential tool to help healthcare professionals work more efficiently and make better-informed decisions.

Women entrepreneurs across rural Manitoba are gathering to address a shared challenge that outweighs traditional capital concerns: workforce shortages. The Manitoba Women’s Enterprise Centre (WeMB) launched a provincial listening tour to understand what business owners in smaller communities actually need, moving beyond the typical focus on urban entrepreneurship.

Sumit Vishwakarma19 Sep 2026 16:46IST New Update