Many HR professionals will be focusing on getting hybrid working right, but could the future of work lie in the...
Artificial intelligence
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It's easy to see AI as the enemy, but it offers many ways to boost employee engagement and work-life balance.
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A government report into the impact of AI on the workplace has recommended greater regulation. What are the risks of...
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Year in review: Personnel Today editor Rob Moss talks to Oven-Ready HR
by Chris Taylorby Chris TaylorIt has been another interesting year for the HR profession. The last two years have seen seismic changes in the...
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Bright HR moved at high speed to support employers with a full suite of software as the Covid pandemic swept in.
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Employees’ mental health is being damaged by the use of algorithms to monitor performance and targets, say MPs.
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With a record number of vacancies recorded this summer, recruiters are scrambling to identify and hire scarce talent. The industry...
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Artificial intelligence and machine learning are already transforming the delivery of healthcare, including within occupational health. The good news, argues...
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C-suite leaders: HR is not playing a leading role in business priorities
by Jessica Fuhlby Jessica FuhlRecent research has revealed a gap between the type of metrics the c-suite wants, and what HR is actually providing.
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Where we do work will continue to be a major consideration in workforce planning, according to Dr Carl Benedict Frey,...
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Employers using AI to make decisions about recruitment and performance need to be mindful of the laws surrounding workers’ rights, it has been warned.
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The growth of platform working, digital monitoring and ‘epresenteeism’ poses a significant risk for people's wellbeing in work, finds Lords inquiry.
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Oven-Ready HR Reheated brings a selection of the key moments from Season 1. The first of two compilation episodes revisits...
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About a quarter of UK employers (24%) said they would leave their job if they felt their privacy was being invaded.
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Mark Judd examines how HR teams became used to operating in a climate of continuous and unprecedented change.