Labor Market Trends

Peer benchmarks and insights on labor market trends and expectations

Shifts in the Employment Deal and AI Employee Experience Challenges

Insight Into the Evolving Employment Deal and AI’s Impact on Employee Experience

We polled peer HR leaders about their views on the labor market climate and key emerging trends in the workplace.

Download peer benchmarks to compare with competitors and access insights on critical HR topics. This edition will help you:

  • Assess key shifts in the employment deal and evaluate their impact on your talent strategy
  • Understand the challenges that AI presents in managing the employee experience
  • Get the latest labor market climate projections

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About Gartner Labor Market Insights

Gartner Labor Market Insights are based on a monthly live polling event, Benchmark with Gartner, which is focused on the latest breaking insights in the labor market today. Dion Love, Gartner Vice President of Business and Technology insights services, shares the latest findings from Gartner continuous labor market sensing — a capability derived from extensive executive network of Gartner, advanced analytics and expert perspective — that identifies the critical market conditions, emerging issues and trending topics facing organizations today. Attendees participate in live polling to understand — in the moment — their peers’ current experience of labor market conditions, their assessment of emerging talent issues, and their response to trending topics. They hear from invited guests, including Gartner advisors and experts, and industry and functional leaders, who help contextualize current findings. All attendees receive a summary and analysis of findings from the polling and discussion following the event. 

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