Rachel Barger, president of go-to-market at UKG. Photo: LinkedIn

UKG predicts AI trust gaps, talent flexibility and autonomy will shape 2026 workplaces

by HR News Canada Staff December 9, 2025

written by HR News Canada Staff December 9, 2025

UKG has released three workforce predictions for 2026 that highlight gaps in AI readiness, talent management challenges and declining employee autonomy across global organizations. The workforce operating platform company says two-thirds of organizations are culturally unprepared for AI transformati...

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UKG predicts AI trust gaps, talent flexibility and autonomy will shape 2026 workplaces

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