Two professionals stand outdoors, engaged in conversation about right to work checks. One holds a clipboard and wears a gray blazer, while the other is in a blue suit. Trees and a building are visible in the background.

‘More transparency’ around AI plans needed, say UK employees

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New EU legislation to reduce injuries for 3.5 million healthcare workers

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Firms that offer generous pensions ‘may have competitive edge’

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Income peaks for those in their 40s and starts to dip...

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Leaders need mental health support too

Business leaders challenge PM’s pay proposals

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HR departments ‘lack tools to cope with upturn’

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HCML & Costco Prove Value of Rehab with Award Winning Service

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Take a stand against poor people management, Acas urges

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Campaign launched for businesses to offer lunch vouchers to incentivise workers return to office

The lunch hour is disappearing due to over worked employees

Darius McQuaid -
A silhouette of business people standing in front of a city, representing the concept of People Management.

Institute of Consulting will make it easy for businesses to source...

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Employees not comfortable disclosing health concerns due to COVID-19

Lack of communication skills poses problem for employers

Tom Phelan -
ChatGPT

ChatGPT believes 99% of people in high-powered jobs are white men

Paul Gray -
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UK employees prefer using AI solo over team collaboration

Amelia Brand -
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Organisations face risks as skills gaps widen, study finds

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Restore confidence in qualifications and assessments, say Conservatives

Paul Gray -
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