Almost half of workers said they would use the AI tool ChatGPT to create a CV and cover letter, according to recent research by tech company Kaspersky. Job seekers thought the use of AI would improve or refine their CVs and help them stand out from the competition. Is it a problem that job seekers…
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Employers have limited grounds to dictate their employees’ behaviour outside of work. This understanding emphasises the importance of personal autonomy and privacy in individuals’ lives beyond the workplace. Once an individual’s working hours are over, they rightfully claim that time as their own. At this point, the level of control exerted by the employer significantly
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A host of companies have recently asked their employees to work more from the office. During the days of the pandemic, working from home was a necessity for many. However, now there’s a big push from companies to get their employees back into the office. The push from remote work to the office, is it
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The rapid advancement of AI technology is reshaping the future of the workplace in profound ways. From automation to machine learning, AI has the potential to revolutionise industries and transform how we work. While there are concerns about job displacement, the integration of AI into the workforce presents significant opportunities for productivity enhancement and creating
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As a manager, it is inevitable that at some point you will encounter conflicts among staff members. Whether it’s disagreements over tasks, personality clashes, or differences in work styles, as a manager, it is your responsibility to handle these conflicts effectively. Failing to address conflicts can lead to tension, decreased productivity and increased staff turnover.
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The UK is one of the safest places for the LGBTQ+ community to live. However, discrimination in the workplace can still be an issue. A Trades Union Congress poll found that 1 in 5 companies do not have policies to support LGBTQ+ colleagues. International law firm White & Case asked their LGBTQ+ colleagues and friends
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Workplaces that are toxic can cause problems for both employers and employees. They can lead to reduced effectiveness, job dissatisfaction, disengagement and lower productivity. As a manager, it is important to recognise these issues and promote positivity in the workplace. Now it’s time to ask yourself, “Is my workplace toxic?” If it is, we give
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Over 70% of millennial and Gen Z job seekers have admitted to having “new-job regret”, and 20% stated they would quit their new job within a month if the job was not what they had hoped for, 40% would only work for two to six months in a new job before quitting. This information comes
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Spring Budget 2023 was delivered by Chancellor Hunt on Wednesday, he mostly delivered news of the getting Britain “back into work” campaign. The reforms are aimed at supporting those who are economically inactive or out of the labour market. The Chancellor is hoping his policy changes will help fill the 1,000,00 job vacancies in the
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Most workers in the UK (65%) want to feel a strong sense of belonging at work but half this number (34%) do not consider their workplace to be a ‘community’. In fact, 27% feel like outsiders at work. Clearly something is wrong and needs to change. Discover the significant benefits of having a workplace community.
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