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ManpowerGroup – Employment Outlook Survey

2,100 employers across the UK were asked about their first quarter hiring intentions in the latest edition of the ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey.

i4cp – Is HR Already Behind in the AI Revolution?

The transformative impact of the AI revolution on society is well documented. Because the world’s workforce is the population most affected, it begs the question: where is HR in this revolution?

Gapsquare – Gender Pay Gap Reporting

This expert guide aims to equip you with essential information on gender pay gap reporting and strategies to master it.

Cendex – 4 steps to planning your annual pay review

For those organisations currently looking at budgets for their 2024 pay review, we provide four pointers to help you get started.

TechWolf – Building a resilient skill ecosystem

TechWolf focuses on developing technologies and solutions that empower individuals, rather than solely relying on automation or algorithms.

iCIMS – European Talent Experience Report 2023

iCIMS third survey report is here, helping TA leaders like you improve the experience talent has with your employer brand and recruiting efforts.

Degreed – A 15-minute Intro to Skills-Based Organisations

The time has come for companies to transition from job-centric to a skills-based model.

Enboarder – The Future of Connection at Work

In this report we’ll share top trends for every HR and people leader, based on responses from 900 full-time employees in the U.S., Australia, and the U.K.

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Visible LGBTQ+ board directors linked to ‘stronger ESG performance and higher firm value’

Firms with openly LGBTQ+ directors on their boards tend to deliver stronger environmental, social and governance performance - and enjoy higher enterprise value.

Employers and Gen Z ‘out of sync’ on skills

There is a growing disconnect between UK employers and Gen Z workers that may be hindering efforts to address persistent skills shortages.

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Hybrid working arrangements ‘here to stay’ despite rollback suggestions

Hybrid working arrangements continue to be widely adopted across UK organisations, with relatively few employers reducing existing flexibility.

Exclusive: Burned out and falling behind: Why most leaders are struggling with distributed work

A major new report finds that just 19% of leaders are viewed as “very effective” at managing distributed work.

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