Protecting people-first strategies: Leapsome’s 2025 HR Insights Report
Cultural and economic shifts are accelerating — and AI is moving faster than employees can adapt. People-first policies are slipping down the priority list, while HR is expected to lead through change with fewer resources and higher stakes.
In partnership with Opinium, Leapsome surveyed 1,000 HR decision-makers to understand how People leaders are responding — and where they’re headed next.
What's Inside
- How cultural and economic shifts are impacting people-first strategies
- The gap between AI ambitions and employee readiness
- Why HR must evolve to shape business-critical decisions
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